When I reviewed MIZU’s Distant Intervals, the first album by this polymathic music adventurer, I noted, “The way she layers her cello into massed walls of sound, or combines various multi-textured strands is not only a sound to lose yourself in, but one that seems to hold you up.” Now comes Forest Scenes, about which I can say much the same, only more s…
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