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A Time To Dream

Simple piece inspired by Carl Sagan and the Pale Blue Dot.

In ocean we fall

Another Twilight

Noch etwas roh, aber ich wollte es trotzdem mit euch teilen - Manche Lieder möchte man eigentlich lieber nicht schreiben- dennoch muss damit etwas gesagt werden. Krieg ist sinnlos. Deutsch

Hört auf!

This EP explores the tension between being "lost" and being "free." Just as the astronaut drifts farther from the structured paths of orbit, they come to realise that breaking free of the machine means breaking free of expectations, of constraints, and maybe even of themselves. It's a story of isolation that leads to self-discovery, chaos that breeds clarity, and fear that transforms into wonder.
"Error //Orbit" is an exploration of life’s paradoxes—how being untethered can be terrifying but liberating, how errors can guide us to truth, and how losing your orbit might just let you discover a universe within.

Lost, Yet Free

A Helping Hand

This piece was written specially for the second edition of the "Omnibus Laboratorium" in Tashkent in August 2006. The piece was inspired by Georg Heym's Berlin I:

Beteerte Fässer rollten von den Schwellen 
Der dunklen Speicher auf die hohen Kähne. 
Die Schlepper zogen an. Des Rauches Mähne 
Hing rußig nieder auf die öligen Wellen. 

Zwei Dampfer kamen mit Musikkapellen. 
Den Schornstein kappten sie am Brückenbogen. 
Rauch, Ruß, Gestank lag auf den schmutzigen Wogen 
Der Gerbereien mit den braunen Fellen. 

In allen Brücken, drunter uns die Zille 
Hindurchgebracht, ertönten die Signale 
Gleichwie in Trommeln wachsend in der Stille. 

Wir ließen los und trieben im Kanale 
An Gärten langsam hin. In dem Idylle 
Sahn wir der Riesenschlote Nachtfanale. 

Berlin I

Episode 130.

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/track/4DZuYslWRHOWoTbTkbZTOP?si=ce8751c046e84fe6

Comagain

Beyond The Battlefield

About how we take climate change, government corruption, big business & lobbying corruption totally for granted, we all know it, and yet...

THE WELL RUNS DRY

And the well runs dry
as the sea runs high
and we all know the reason why
ask anyone
just anyone

and your heavy load
all the debts you’re owed
are lost on the winding road
far from anywhere
far from anywhere

Yet we watch this crash crawl by
one wreck at a time
and we all know all the reasons why
one misstep at a time
one misstep at a time…

too much, too fast
we just knew it would never last
too long, too slow
look at us, we let it all go…

under distant shores
there’s a hidden clause
and we know who it’s hidden for
not just anyone
not just anyone

and the fleet was wrecked
by a force unchecked
yet we all knew what to expect
Ask everyone
just everyone

yet they watch this crash crawl by
one wreck at a time
and they know all the reasons why
one misstep at a time
one misstep at a time
watch the world dissolve
it’s the strangest thing you saw
slow crawling motion
slowly falling through the floor
Falling through the floor
Falling through the floor

too much, too fast
who knew it would never last
too long, too slow
look at us, we let it all go…

And the strangest thing
is the sheepish grin
On the one with the thicker skin
Of anyone
At all...

The Well Runs Dry (COP26 remix: no cop out)

Chris Drabble, based in the Northwest of England, is a rock guitarist who has over 50 years of playing experience.
With nearly 50K streams on SoundCloud in the last 12 months being a mixture of Guitar Rock and softer Ambient instrumental tracks, Chris is now ramping up his rock guitar work with his latest album ‘Foot to the Floor’, which harks back to his youth when rock guitar tracks had a catchy opening riff, and was the sort exciting music you felt you had to tap your foot to. 
His influences include Rush, Led Zeppelin, The Police, Simple Minds, Pink Floyd, Joe Satriani and Jimi Hendrix. He is currently listening to Porcupine Tree, Dream Theatre.