A labour of love that took us about four hours to create following a month spanning period of struggles with arrangement and lyrical content...initially thought we'd have a female vocalist, alas, @augustmaligan churned out the big vocal gymnastic guns on this one.,.. many thanks to @glassboxmusic 

Malevolence [Solo]

This is perhaps the spookiest and darkest material we have churned out, save for #Malevolence, which is aided towards light by the jazz infused keys...

@glassboxmusic does best here...

Deep Dark Secrets

The first time August worked on a song alone...it may or may not change from its current state...time will tell. It was hardest trying to put it into a particular genre...also happens to be a favourite of sorts...

Bogus

Incomplete, just a dance funk piece we played around with a bit...hope you enjoy

I Am Yours

Inspired by vintage vampire films of the Anne Rice variety, our first attempt at Dark Dance

Savage Storm Snippet

Savage Storm 2

Seems that "Lazaraus" was just a fable meant to foster faith...

Bandy Bandy

Things we do to fill the void, f*%k your judgment, that's our choice...

Vultures

This one's for those that choose to love through bruised and broken hearts, because love's always beautiful...

Malevolence

I Never Knew (snippet)

On the other side of alternative... //

Duo from Johannesburg, South Africa formed in September 2014 consisting of guitarist/producer/composer Manqoba Mkhushulwa of @glassboxmusic and Season in collaboration with lyricist/composer/vocalist Thato Tsotetsi.

Following an intense conversation regarding the direction of progressive and alternative music, the two decided to try a hand at what was first dubbed a musical project aimed at exploring what two unrelated cultures can create, the result became a progressive mix of alternative rock, ska, electronic soul, progressive rock, electro pop, alternative hip hop, trip hop, downtempo and dubstep elemental music reflective of an intricate mash up of various musical influences that were otherwise thought to be jarring. 

Enjoy the fruits of insomnia, partying and consgtant arguing of these two crammed into an hopefully cohesive effort aptly titled "Suite #206", after the hotel room wherein most of the sounds were created.

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