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Baker, Aidan & Davis, Gareth: Invisible Cities II - VINYL LPTitle: Invisible Cities II Artist: Baker, Aidan & Davis, Gareth Label: Karlrecords Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5050580728349 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2020 02 14 Number of Discs: 1 Aidan Baker (Nadja, B B S) and bass clarinetist Gareth Davis continue their fruitful collaboration with Invisible Cities II, five new tracks of finest ambient chamber jazz subtle drones of a highly meditative quality. In 2018, the Canadian guitar player Aidan Baker and
Title: Invisible Cities IIArtist: Baker, Aidan & Davis, Gareth
Label: Karlrecords
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5050580728349
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2020-02-14
Number of Discs: 1
Aidan Baker (Nadja, B/B/S) and bass clarinetist Gareth Davis continue their fruitful collaboration with Invisible Cities II, five new tracks of finest ambient/chamber jazz/subtle drones of a highly meditative quality. In 2018, the Canadian guitar player Aidan Baker and clarinetist Gareth Davis from Belgium released their duo debut Invisible Cities (KR 045LP) that surprised many by it's quiet, even meditative quality. Davis had made himself a name in a wide range of fields, from the post rock of A-Sun Amissa or Oiseaux-Tempête, new music (Peter Ablinger, Bernhard Lang), or experimentation with the likes of Elliott Sharp, Merzbow, or Scanner, while Baker is mostly known for his drone/post-metal duo Nadja, but that's just one out of several steady projects (e.g. B/B/S with Andrea Belfi and Erik Skodvin aka Svarte Greiner) and a multitude of solo albums. On Invisible Cities, the duo explored the calmer side of things - from chamber jazz to ambient/drone and back, giving much space and air to breathe to their respective instrument. Subtle guitar drones, sonore clarinet sounds, a sonic scenery of peacefulness, and meditative introspection -all this you'll also find on the new album Invisible Cities II which is an accomplished continuation and refinement of the duo's first collaborative effort from 2018. Recorded between 2018 and 2019 in Berlin and Amsterdam. Mastered and cut at Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin by Kassian Troyer. 180 gram vinyl.
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Rechargeable electric salt and pepper grinder
Color: Stainless Steel
Love my salt and pepper grinder. So far I’ve had no problems or issues. Easy to use, lightweight, usb rechargeable.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful, functional, easy on hands, push button
Color: Stainless Steel
Update: these are great! I only charged them the day they arrived 3 months ago from Amazon, and have not had to charge them yet. They work efficiently every time my whole family loves using them,,especially the grandkids.
I specifically wanted "push button" , and easy-rechargeable. I have arthritis so it's pretty amazing and wonderful.
These rechargeable grinders are lightweight when they arrive, and easy to fill from the top.
For each grinder, you will need to turn the top opening slightly to the left to release it, and then pull it open.
My 9yo grandson had to show me.
The salt and pepper grindersmake a relatively, low grinding sound, and have a small, shining,light at the bottom where the salt and pepper come out onto the food. The performance is good, the salt and pepper output seems not too much and not too little.
Charging these grinders was extremely easy, and the little charging unit stand is provided with a C charger which you can connect into the back of the charging unit, and a USB connection on the other end for the wall .
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Best grinders I have ever used
Color: Stainless Steel
I bought these 6 months ago and they are great. They have stopped charging several times. The problem is the salt gets on the contacts and oxidized the contacts and the unit stops charging. You take sand paper and clean the contacts and they work fine again. I feel if the material on the charging port is made with stainless steel and the contacts on the grinders themselves are larger, I would have given this a 5 star. Even
As it stands, I would purchase these again. I have several bad experiences buying manual grinders that last about a month and break. These are High Quality, but need to upgrade the contacts.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Salt n peppa
Color: Stainless Steel
Not sure why I waited so long to purchase these! They are great, nice sleek design and they make cooking so much easier! They work so well and I literally just hold it over whatever I’m cooking, press a button and fresh pepper and salt are grinding right before my eyes! In the past my shakers have left salt or pepper on the counter but so far these have not, which is a bonus for sure!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Convenient and sleek
Color: Stainless Steel
These are very easy to use with one-hand operation. The adjustable grind settings work well, and the light feature is actually helpful when cooking.
The stainless steel design looks modern on the counter. Grinding power is consistent and strong enough for everyday kitchen use.
Pros:
• Easy to operate
• Adjustable grind size
• Attractive design
Cons:
• Requires batteries
• Slightly taller than manual grinders
A convenient upgrade from manual mills.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026