Analogue issue 2

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instruments that weʼve been dreaming about for a long time. Iʼd also like to learn to play the clarinet, thatʼs a really fascinating instrument.ʼ Every member of the group is a multiinstrumentalist, and their list of instruments ranges from Viola, to Glassophone, to Musical Saw. The latter instrument shines on ʻRuglaʼ, transforming the melody from prosaic to hypnotic. Further on in the album, ʻHilliʼ swings gently by, allowing for Japanese influences, whistling, and ethereal vocals to happily co-exist within a waltz tempo. Lead single ʻSeoulʼ showcases a Gideon Harp and Service Bells duet over the shadow of a Korg drumline. Amiinaʼs musical fearlessness seems to stem from, finally, being able to do exactly what they want to do. Hildur agrees-ʻWe always had it in the back of our heads this idea of doing something together that was our own thing, and we didnʼt really have the time to do it until a few years ago-ʼ, before mischievously adding that- ʻItʼs much more fun making stuff up on your own than doing what people tell you to do.ʼ

Words: Ailbhe Malone Illustration: Zoe Manville 17


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