Ratvader's Kite, from Gothenburg composer Oscar Sidoff Rydelius, drifts out of the forest on Frihetens Förlag sounding like a tiny court orchestra trying to score the end of electricity. Fourteen soundtrack miniatures of medieval-ish lift, toy-box ache and wolf-hour glow, where Penguin Café prettiness gets dragged through Ferraro's cracked domestic pageantry. Pure chapel-kite circuitry, stupidly moving and POSITIVE, no pomp hangover.
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