Gush Forth Your Tears
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As promised to poebegone this is the track that got me interested in Miranda Sex Garden.
This band were totally unlike anything else that I'd ever listened to. In fact the closest thing to them I'd ever heard was the opera singing alien in the Fifth Element. While the album that this track came from is quite difficult to listen to for many people, being entirely a cappella, their later albums as already pointed out introduced instruments, taking them from classical to almost gothic industrial.

I'm not entirely sure how I came to hear this track, only that for some reason I was switching channels on the tv and came across this song being played on the classic fm tv station. It was a haunting fusion of classical madrigal and techno that was able to take it's component parts and create something that was greater than just adding them together. I was hooked. It was one of those rare moments where a genre was trancended, much like Vanessa Mae with Storm. Even if the rest of their music is not to your taste this one truly stands out on it's own.
This band were totally unlike anything else that I'd ever listened to. In fact the closest thing to them I'd ever heard was the opera singing alien in the Fifth Element. While the album that this track came from is quite difficult to listen to for many people, being entirely a cappella, their later albums as already pointed out introduced instruments, taking them from classical to almost gothic industrial.

I'm not entirely sure how I came to hear this track, only that for some reason I was switching channels on the tv and came across this song being played on the classic fm tv station. It was a haunting fusion of classical madrigal and techno that was able to take it's component parts and create something that was greater than just adding them together. I was hooked. It was one of those rare moments where a genre was trancended, much like Vanessa Mae with Storm. Even if the rest of their music is not to your taste this one truly stands out on it's own.








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