Friday, February 20, 2015
Monday, February 09, 2015
Release The Long Ships - I Have Never Seen The Light
I love hearing stories. So when I stumbled upon this on a blog I follow, Veror's music blog (originally from an ArcticDrones interview), I had to share it here.
This is a man that prior to 2011 wasn't a musician, just someone that was passionate about music and listened to a lot of it. In 2011 he started his journey to explore his passion in music in a different way than just listening. I have so much admiration for this man. Whereas my exploration into my music passion branched into blogging, travelling huge distances, and other things, his passion led him to create. It is nothing short of beautiful to see one go out and put extra effort to experience what they're passionate about.
Previously known as Rain Catalogue, Release The Long Ships is Ferenc Kapiller from Szombathely, Hungary.
I was going to initially post The Heart of the Mountain until tears started pouring out of my eyes from I Have Never Seen The Light. Something about this song grips me...
Please visit ArcticDrones to read his words about his album, Wilderness.
And check out Ferenc's artwork on Pintrest.
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(Albums available for streaming and purchase on Bandcamp.)
Friday, February 06, 2015
Deaf Center - The Day I Would Never Have
Revisiting my "loved" tracks on last.fm, I came across this. The very first thing I thought about was how much I really want to do another float experience but with this song. There is nothing like feeling music with your entire body through the water.
Deaf Center is an contemporary classical/ambient collaboration between two Norwegian musicians, Erik Skodvin and Otto Totland.
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(Albums purchasable on Boomkat.)
Thursday, February 05, 2015
Big Big Train - Judas Unrepentant
"This is the story of Tom Keating, the forger. Tom was an art restorer who eventually turned to forgery after failing to break into the art market. He was on a personal crusade to destabalise the art world by forging works to fool the experts. He deliberately planted clues in the works that would reveal them as forgeries. He also cunningly managed to falsify provenances for his forgeries."
Big Big Train is a progressive rock band based in Bournemouth, England.
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Monday, February 02, 2015
Koji - Peacemaker
Friday, January 30, 2015
HRVRD - Cardboard Houses (Laundry Room Session)
I love it when bands do a stripped down version of their music. I haven't come across any that I didn't absolutely fall in love with. This one is no exception.
Since I had just recently started to get back into exploring music again, I forgot what it felt like to come across a song that makes me stop my music exploration for a couple hours to satisfy my desire for more of that band's music. It feels gooooood.
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(Albums can be purchased on iTunes.)
Thursday, January 29, 2015
To Kill A Petty Bourgeoisie - The Needle
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
April Rain - Constant Uncertainty Of Your Universe
It has been far too long since I posted. Lately I have been so disconnected from music. And because of that I have not been feeling myself for a while. But that needs to change. And with that change I should not only continue listening to music but I should also keep updating my blog to push me to keep listening and keep discovering and also keep sharing.
I restart with some post-rock from Ukraine.
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(Albums available on Bandcamp for free or any price you choose.)
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