Bélver Yin – Luz Bel [LP] Musique Concrète / Sound Collage which continues here with O’Rourke

which continues here with O’Rourke use of Hammond organ (played at the same time as his roaming

and many others

unmatchable feast for the ears and eyes

a prefecture of the Greater Tokyo Area

Bélver Yin – Luz Bel [LP] Musique Concrète / Sound Collage which continues here with O’Rourke"Blver Yin's soul mining odysseys have been unjustly overlooked for three decades. An anomaly in the Spanish alt pop scene, their forlorn instrumentals and ethereal romanticism would have struck a chord in the British league of Felt, The Chameleons, Cocteau Twins and Dif Juz, leaving their 1991 debut Luz Bel deserving of reappraisal. While coining their band name from a Jess Ferrero novel and quoting Laozi philosophy on album sleeves, Blver Yin create