Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

April 28, 2013

She wears a shadow

I'm sorry I'm not updating this blog regularly..

Viva! - She Wears a Shadow

August 31, 2012

November Növelet

Another musical discovery I've made recently - a wonderful album "Magic" by November Növelet, which is a side-project of Haus Arafna. The sound is very autumnal, minimal and dark, the voice is cold and even apathetic, but at the same time - haunting and captivating. I've listened to their first album and EPs, but none of them are like this release.

Magic


Free


So Far No Further

*By the way, if anyone pays attention to my music posts - tell me, if you're experiencing any problems with listening to the songs.

August 5, 2012

My idiot lover

This song by Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio has been haunting me for the last three days.. I hope to see them in September, along with Simone H. Salvatori from Spiritual Front.


I M B E C I L E, My Idiot Lover

May 22, 2012

Skywave - Echodrone

This is an amazing album by Skywave, released in 1999. It's a mixture of shoegaze and noise pop/rock, with a nice lo-fi sound. Like a dreamy wind from the past, like a casette player with a battery running low.. I've been listening to it for a few weeks, and I love it. They also have another album, 'Synthstatic', but I liked this one more. Here are three songs to enjoy:


Got That Feeling


Sixteen


All I Had

September 13, 2011

To Destory A City - To Destroy A City

Another album I've been listening too this week - self-titled, by Chicago band To Destroy A City. It will be released in the end of September, but now you can check them out on their website.

Perhaps, it's not as good as Explosions in the Sky, but still it's a very descent post-rock piece with some electronic and industrial elements.

September 12, 2011

Explosions in the Sky - Take Care, Take Care, Take Care

I've been listening to this album for a few days now, and I should say it's very good, as all their albums. I love these little quieter parts, background melodies and rhythm change throughout the songs. But that's all words, you should listen yourself.
Explosions in the Sky has always been perfect for me, to listen to their albums on early autumn days. I remember sitting in the dark sometime in October, in an empty little park, and laying on a bed, with headphones on, in blueish twilight..