Post Rock/Instrumental music.

Travelling can tire you out, this is a song about resting your bones.
Written by and all rights belonging to 'Van Tastik'.
Recorded in the Banshee's Labyrinth with thanks to Voice of Scotland and sound engineering by Rich Neill.

Tired Journey

Nightdrive

Releasedates
Worldwide: 13.04.2012
US: 24.04.2012
The courtship of ambient music and traditional songform has been a long and tenuous one, almost to the point that their differences seem irreconcilable. Spanning decades with only a few points of obscure intersections, the occasions on which the two styles have met and crossed into the pop culture lexicon have often yielded a contrary, oil-and-water form. The abstract nature of the "ambient" genre and instant gratification of the "pop" song require deft hands for successful cohabitation, thus it's little wonder that there are so few practitioners of its delicate equilibrium.
Orcas – comprised of haze-pop auteur Benoît Pioulard and post-minimalist composer Rafael Anton Irisarri – is an imaginative return to that narrative. Theirs is a style deeply rooted in personal variations on songform and ambient craft, and as a duo they bridge the furthest outlying aspects of their previous solo work published on Kranky, Touch, Miasmah, Room40, and Ghostly International. Here song and abstraction become one entity, condensing the spaces between to generate an arching trajectory. This co-mingling of contrasts is even coded into their moniker; Pioulard and Irisarri have chosen an iconic symbol of the American Pacific Northwest, a methodical sea hunter that is also a totem of the open oceans' expanse. The so-called "wolf of the seas" that evokes a quiet, stately, yet powerful nature.
Appropriately, their music is a careful balance of chiaroscuro elements, where pop hook and spatial ambience converge. In its environs, lyricism flows as a time-distended dynamic, rising and falling, proceeding almost antithetically to pop's typical gratification ethos.
Orcas has taken an immersive, fluid vector for their passions; a resonant call like sonar from the depths.

Orcas:  Carrion

my good friend in the year below me needed a multitrack recording at very short notice for an assesment . i was in love with this song at the time and had a stonker of a cold. forgot a vital part of the song but thats all i had in me . this is his mix and edit. i like it . please enjoy it. xo

'No where to go' Ron Sexmith cover

Valentine

a cover of my good friend Roy Henderson's "Hard Place" for the up and coming live @ the Loft 4th birthday. we shall be covering our favorite Edinburgh musicians

" The Hard Place" cover by venus as a boy

This was live acoustic track recorded by Ross David Barron at Katee Kross Media in Bishopbriggs, Scotland. 

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Ghosts In The Game

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Reprise de God Yu Tekkem Laef Blong Mi - Hans Zimmer (Piano by Marvin Saur)
C'est la musique du film La ligne Rouge et également la musique a la fin de 99F...

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