Name: The Big Ship (Brian Eno) by Eric Baldoni in Meh
Duration: 2 min 58 s
Description: Response #3 comes in the form of a Brian Eno cover. Please let The Big Ship come and take us away.

Following on from the debut single ‘Paper Skin’, a home-spun, bedroom recorded affair that proved to be a sleeper hit among the indie music media here and abroad, new single ‘Oh Darling’ saw Danvers collaborate with Melbourne producer Jono Steer (Ainslie Wills, Haarlo) and the end product is rich stew of hazy blues that boils over into compressed drums and simmering effected guitars. 

To purchase Oh Darling via Bandcamp click here:
http://danversnoise.bandcamp.com/track/oh-darling

For all enquiries contact Zac Abroms - zac@viceroyalty.com.au

Oh Darling

Live Cover made with loopers and launchpad setup(and Dummy programming)



All for the best (Thom Yorke cover)

The Summoner comes 4 years since the last Kreng album Grimoire and 3 years since the massive retrospective box set Works for Abattoir Férme 2007-2011. A lot has happened in between, and this new recording can be seen as quite the departure from the aformentioned. 

His most personal album to date, The Summoner is based around the 5 stages of mourning and is made after a year of losing several close friends. Hard enough material to work on, he decided to add a 6th stage, entitled The Summoning to be able to arrive at the finalé, Acceptance. 

Conjuring up the spirit of György Ligeti, the first half of the album is made entirely of 12 string players being directed to play around, make noisey clusters and crescendoes, moving you between Denial, Anger, Bargaining and Depression. In fact, The Summoner is the first Kreng album NOT made by hordes of samples. Music to really dig deep in to. 

Following into the second part of the album, twists and turns are taken and it's hard to know where exactly you are. The Summoning's haunting organs and smoke-filled chambers lead you in to an earth- shaking wall of guitars, drums and bass courtesy of Belgian doom band Amenra. Leaving you in a state of shock, the album closes in an incredibly heartfelt and quiet way with the fittingly named Acceptance.

Kreng - Depression

Carly Simon - Why (12' Mix)

Incitation EP // October 16 2015 // One Little Indian Records

Written, produced and performed by Olga Bell. 

✷   ✷   ✷

Calm and still, you feel some eighty-thousand hours roll away. 
More or less what you wanted: everything disintegrating. 
Think about the future, don’t it seem to turn a darker shade? 
More or less, you’re doubled over, in and out of love again. 
So don’t go. 
Don’t go. 
Don’t go gently, incitation, do your damage. 
Undo me over again. 
Coaches calling you a winner, honestly you want to believe them. 
Defense in an offense inning, everything turns in on itself. 
☁︎ ✂︎ ☁︎ ✂︎ ☁︎ ✂︎ ☁︎ ✂︎ ☁︎ ✂︎ ☁︎ ✂︎ ☁︎ ✂︎ ☁︎ ✂︎ ☁︎ 
Don’t go gently, incitation, do your damage. 
Undo me over again. 
Don’t go gently, incitation, someone is awake. 
Someone else is working while you hesitate. 
Baby dance in the dark with me. 
Never in very far with me. 
What a nice dream, to come and go. 
Dance in the dark with me. 
Never in very far with me. 
What a nice dream, don’t go. 
Don’t go gently, incitation, do your damage. 
Undo me over again. 
Don’t go gently, incitation, someone is awake. 
Someone else is working while you hesitate.
 
 

Buy 

Incitation

Song written, performed, recorded and mixed by Raphael Elmiger, Bern.
Artwork by Mathis Pfäffli.
Mastered by Carl Saff, Chicago 

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Silver Firs - Signals

Pessimist

Coles Corner

Hotel Room

Response #3 comes in the form of a Brian Eno cover. Please let The Big Ship come and take us away.

The Big Ship (Brian Eno)

Active Child's debut album "You Are All I See" is available now. 

Purchase on iTunes: http://bit.ly/youarealliseeitunes


Active Child - High Priestess (CFCF Remix)

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Dallas is the bass player for the Toronto band Constantines. He's also a hell of an artist and all around good guy!

The Big Ship (Brian Eno)

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