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Amorph

BScene'13

Offenbarung

From the debut album 'Blinding White Noise : Illusion and Chaos' which will release worldwide in early 2012 via Basick Records.

Vocals and lyrics by DMT
First guitar solo by Vishal J Singh
Second guitar solo by Marty Friedman

LYRICS:


I'll never know how something so alive and fine 
Can see behind the sun
I'll never know how someone so beautiful
Could pine away

Cry...we're free again, Celestial

I don't know why you can't fight me, resist, abide by fists
Back to back and it's time you knew now that this is all you had

When we are rejected we lose our way, we're terrified
When we are protected the stars shine light into our lives

I lost my way, I'm fine
I lost my way
I lost my way
I don't know and I don't care

Cry...we're free again, Celestial

I fell down undiscovered
I'm broken waiting for this endless day to come
Please don't turn off the lights we're having the time of our lives

I don't know why you can't fight me, resist, abide by fists
Back to back and it's time you knew now that this is all you had

As life burns out age old earth rolls on
Lights fade out, away

As daylight dies the world will turn it's back on you
As daylight dies the stars will shine for you
Don't want to feel like this anymore
Don't want to lose my way again


Celestial

Napoleon

Dassa iri a petra feat. Jari (Navel)

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«Harvest» in its original form had existed for several years. Five actually. I've written it in a wonderful lake house near Morat where I'd spent my summer. I felt exuberant, almost euphoric. Yet at the same time gloomy and uneasy. I felt this dark spot in my mind that reminded me of phases in my life when I drowned in melancholy. One hot summer night this emotion that made me happy, sad and then happy again, bundled up. That's how «Harvest» came about. Now, five years later, the right time was here for me to record this piece of music. «Harvest» is a spring song that relates to autumn. «Harvest» is rapture made of ruptures. You may clap along. You may jump and dance. «Harvest» celebrates life.

Lena Fennell (vocals, acoustic guitar), Antoine Kauffmann (drums), Jan Krattinger (electric guitar), Naima Schottlaender (bass). Recorded and produced by Thomas Rechberger/Alterna Recordings, mastered by Oli Boesch.

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Harvest

Loverboy

UHRWERK

STILLSTAND

HYSTERIE

OFFENBARUNG (Luke Le Loup Remix)

Gegründet: 2005
"Die Musik, die uns Amorph auf ihrem ersten Album Where We Grow Tongues präsentieren, ist komplex aber nicht verkopft, direkt aber nicht schmucklos. Die sechs Musiker aus Basel haben sich in den zwölf Jahren ihres Bandbestehens an diverse Stile herangetastet, jetzt aber ihre ideale Form gefunden: Die sechs Tracks auf dem Debüt sind von bemerkenswerter Dichte und Fülle geprägt, ohne jemals luftdicht zu wirken. Das liegt unter anderem an der Stimme des Sängers Julian Zivy, die ihre Zuhörer zielsicher über knifflige Rhythmen, tüchtige Gitarrenarbeit und meterhohe Synthesizer-Wolkengebilden hinweg begleitet."
- Fabienne Schmucki, Irascible Music

"Die wissen nicht, wie gut sie sind, sagten Who Killed Bruce Lee aus Beirut über die Basler Band Amorph. Wir glauben: Doch, sie wissen es schon, sie müssen das bloss nicht der ganzen Welt mitteilen."
- Miriam, Rockette

"Ihr Stil überzeugt mit ausgefallenen Klängen analoger Synthesizer und polyrhythmischen Salven des Schlagzeugs. Immer wieder brechen sphärische Teile aus und entzünden ein tanzbares Feuerwerk à la And So I Watch You From Afar." - Lauter Festival -

UHRWERK

AMORPH