Hear the song with it's video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuNodqzzpj0

Hear the song with its video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuNodqzzpj0

The best track I've found this year. You guys are extremely talented!

EPIC!!! Love the huge sound of the drums.

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pg.lost - Still Alright

in my Time

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where time goes (Anoice / Takahiro Kido 'in my Time')

Credits song from the Universal Pictures film The Knife That Killed Me:

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All Is Lost - The Knife That Killed Me OST

Waiting For Sunrise (2013). First April Rain album

Waiting For Sunrise

Words Underlined

Recondite - Levo

A bit of Yes meets Genesis - Made with Udio

Echoes of Sunday

Shift

Taken from 'It's Immaterial' LP by Black Marble, out October 14, 2016.

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It's Immaterial

Black Marble - Iron Lung

Hibernation

Voices 

View video for Nosound track In Celebration Of Life (feat. Vincent Cavanagh), taken from upcoming album Scintilla:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxBNKVaJHgU

It’s taken from fifth album Scintilla, featuring a guest appearance by Vincent Cavanagh of Anathema and acclaimed Italian singer Andrea Chimenti.

The follow-up to 2013’s Afterthoughts is described as “a wholly new musical and visual approach,” inspired by “personal upheaval and a desire for change.”

Mainman Giancarlo Erra tells Prog: “Short Story is one of the shortest and less-structured Nosound songs, both musically and lyrically – and yet one that perfectly sets the mood to ‘different’ and prepares for the album.

“The video introduces the places where the album was partly written and recorded, and illustrates the emotional extremes present, being at the same time delicate and thunderous without very much for the in-between.”

He adds: “During a decade of activity, my listening taste shifted gradually towards simpler and more direct music with a more intimate character, still retaining a certain richness and detail in sound.

“Northern folk and alt singer-songwriter music are possibly the stronger influences, but generally speaking everything that is simple, direct and minimal but with rich sound is what I like, and what I hope this album is.

“I think Scintilla marks the start of a second phase for Nosound.”

Scintilla

In Celebration of Life (fourth single from Scintilla)

'To Believe feat. Moses Sumney' Out Now -
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Taken from 'To Believe feat. Moses Sumney' released 20th October 2016 via Ninja Tune.

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To Believe feat. Moses Sumney

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The Cinematic Orchestra - 'To Believe feat. Moses Sumney'

THX to Marty from The Kolour Kult for this amazing remix

Pretender (The Kolour Kult "Beach at Dusk" Remix)

Krakow Loves Adana - "Porcelain" (Arp Aubert Remix)

THE FREEMARTIN CALF (an original soundtrack) 
original music by Frédéric D. Oberland with Gaspar Claus
poetry & film by Jayne Amara Ross 

Out on Deluxe LP+DVD & Digital - September 23th 2013 via Gizeh Records
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FILM TRAILER: https://vimeo.com/14898901

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“An arresting film narrative and  a provocative stand-alone soundtrack. Moments of beauty are many." Textura

“Delicate and very effecting. A comparison would be the spoken elements of Swans and lyrically it shares much with the film noir cool of Enablers." Nine Hertz

“Shot in stark black and white and imbued with a mesmerising dreamlike fragility, the film’s look brings to mind some of the great Expressionist movies of 1930s Germany as well as Tarkovsky’s Stalker and the work of modern masters such as Béla Tarr”. Decoder Magazine

“Elegant, harrowing, and consistently captivating." A Closer Listen

“Deeply evocative and dangerously sensual.” Fluid Radio

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The film The Freemartin Calf was shot on super 8, hand-processed and edited at home by Jayne Amara Ross between 2009 and 2010.

The music was composed and recorded at Magnum Diva Studio by Frédéric D. Oberland with Gaspar Claus /// Mixed on an analog console at Le Fresnoy by Maxime Champesme /// Mastered to tape at Durton Studio by Nils Frahm /// Jayne Amara Ross: narration /// Frédéric D. Oberland : electric bowed guitar, fender rhodes, piano, kalimba, harmonium, theremin, bowed glockenspiel, bells, electronics /// Gaspar Claus: cello /// Maxime Champesme: sound design, field recordings

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The End / Credits (feat. Gaspar Claus & Jayne Amara Ross)

Anoice: 1st Single
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