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Meltway is back with an epic new single “Disarray” on December 7th. The single is lifted from their upcoming album “Nothing Is Real”, which will be released on February 9th, 2024.

“Disarray” is a mesmerizing shoegazey song with blasting guitars, curious arrangements, and soaring pop hooks, where vocalist Mathias sings quietly about his intrusive daydreams and self-disorientation. His voice vibrates in an almost shy fashion and melts with the enormous noises from his guitar, as if unsure about what is real and what are just noisy distractions. That is until the chorus where the vocals switch from introversion to desperation. “I want you now!”, he suddenly sings longingly, from the bottom of his lungs, amid a shivering instrumental explosion from the band. There seems to be no indication as to who the “I” and the “you” are, which ultimately works in favor of the confusing daydream that permeates throughout “Disarray”.

Nothing Is Real

Disarray

Meltway are back with another ecstatic single called “Unrestrained” on January 18th. This is the band's second single taken from their upcoming album “Nothing Is Real”, which is out on February 9th, 2024, via Through Love Records. 

“Unrestrained” is whimsical and full of life with slapping indie-rock guitars, pushing drums, and spine-tingling hooks. Drummer Magnus Rullestad wrote the song's hopeful lyrics while studying abroad in Toronto, Canada. 

Besides pursuing music studies, Magnus moved to Toronto to be closer to his long-distance girlfriend. The relationship unfortunately ended abruptly and dramatically just before leaving. 

At that point, it was too late to stop the process of moving. The prospects of exciting days on the horizon and this unforeseen radical change gave birth to Magnus’ lyrical dimension expressing his emotional turmoil. 

“Unrestrained” sees Meltway conveying a clear message; “this too shall pass” - as the old King Salomon quoted. Even though this shit kind of sucks right now, someday it will be nothing but a memory, and maybe those unforeseen changes will open new doors.

Unrestrained

Taken from the upcoming album "Disappearing". 
Out on March 14th. 

CD pre-orders are available at:  
https://glacialmovements.bandcamp.com/album/disappearing

In his latest musical endeavor, "Disappearing", Danish electronic musician Mathias Hammerstrøm, under the alias Amphior, embarks on an introspective journey where the tangible dissolves into the ethereal. Following his 2022 release, "Another Presence", Mathias delves into mesmeric spaces characterized by melodious pianoworks warmly infused with the nostalgic tones of tape machines, guitar pedals, and retro amplifiers. As the luminous glow of analog synths intermittently bathes the listener in a comforting warmth, the enchanting piano melodies journey deep into the depths of the subconscious mind, evoking hazy memories of days long gone. Across 11 tracks, the music fleetingly weaves through moments of hope and despair, blurring the line between reality and illusion - all of which is encapsulated in the album title, "Disappearing".

"The album is a meditation on anxiety and the longing for a time when it had less sway over me."- shares Mathias. "Reflecting on my childhood, I remember how playing the piano was deeply meaningful to me, and crafting "Disappearing" felt like reconnecting with my younger self through the music."

As the luminous glow of analog synths intermittently bathes the listener in a comforting warmth, the enchanting piano melodies journey deep into the depths of the subconscious mind, evoking hazy memories of days long gone. Across 11 tracks, the music fleetingly weaves through moments of hope and despair, blurring the line between reality and illusion - all of which is encapsulated in the album title, "Disappearing". In his latest musical endeavor, "Disappearing", Danish electronic musician Mathias Hammerstrøm, under the alias Amphior, embarks on an introspective journey where the tangible dissolves into the ethereal. Following his 2022 release, "Another Presence", Mathias delves into mesmeric spaces characterized by melodious pianoworks warmly infused with the nostalgic tones of tape machines, guitar pedals, and retro amplifiers.

Disappearing

Amphior - Healing

Taken from "Disappearing". Out today on Glacial Movements.

CD pre-orders are available at:
glacialmovements.bandcamp.com/album/disappearing

In his latest musical endeavor, "Disappearing", Danish electronic musician Mathias Hammerstrøm, under the alias Amphior, embarks on an introspective journey where the tangible dissolves into the ethereal. Following his 2022 release, "Another Presence", Mathias delves into mesmeric spaces characterized by melodious pianoworks warmly infused with the nostalgic tones of tape machines, guitar pedals, and retro amplifiers. As the luminous glow of analog synths intermittently bathes the listener in a comforting warmth, the enchanting piano melodies journey deep into the depths of the subconscious mind, evoking hazy memories of days long gone. Across 11 tracks, the music fleetingly weaves through moments of hope and despair, blurring the line between reality and illusion - all of which is encapsulated in the album title, "Disappearing".

"The album is a meditation on anxiety and the longing for a time when it had less sway over me."- shares Mathias. "Reflecting on my childhood, I remember how playing the piano was deeply meaningful to me, and crafting "Disappearing" felt like reconnecting with my younger self through the music."

As the luminous glow of analog synths intermittently bathes the listener in a comforting warmth, the enchanting piano melodies journey deep into the depths of the subconscious mind, evoking hazy memories of days long gone. Across 11 tracks, the music fleetingly weaves through moments of hope and despair, blurring the line between reality and illusion - all of which is encapsulated in the album title, "Disappearing". In his latest musical endeavor, "Disappearing", Danish electronic musician Mathias Hammerstrøm, under the alias Amphior, embarks on an introspective journey where the tangible dissolves into the ethereal. Following his 2022 release, "Another Presence", Mathias delves into mesmeric spaces characterized by melodious pianoworks warmly infused with the nostalgic tones of tape machines, guitar pedals, and retro amplifiers.

Stream worldwide: 
https://album.link/i/1792857619

Amphior - Time Is a Thief

Taken from "Disappearing". Out today on Glacial Movements.

CD pre-orders are available at:
glacialmovements.bandcamp.com/album/disappearing

In his latest musical endeavor, "Disappearing", Danish electronic musician Mathias Hammerstrøm, under the alias Amphior, embarks on an introspective journey where the tangible dissolves into the ethereal. Following his 2022 release, "Another Presence", Mathias delves into mesmeric spaces characterized by melodious pianoworks warmly infused with the nostalgic tones of tape machines, guitar pedals, and retro amplifiers. As the luminous glow of analog synths intermittently bathes the listener in a comforting warmth, the enchanting piano melodies journey deep into the depths of the subconscious mind, evoking hazy memories of days long gone. Across 11 tracks, the music fleetingly weaves through moments of hope and despair, blurring the line between reality and illusion - all of which is encapsulated in the album title, "Disappearing".

"The album is a meditation on anxiety and the longing for a time when it had less sway over me."- shares Mathias. "Reflecting on my childhood, I remember how playing the piano was deeply meaningful to me, and crafting "Disappearing" felt like reconnecting with my younger self through the music."

As the luminous glow of analog synths intermittently bathes the listener in a comforting warmth, the enchanting piano melodies journey deep into the depths of the subconscious mind, evoking hazy memories of days long gone. Across 11 tracks, the music fleetingly weaves through moments of hope and despair, blurring the line between reality and illusion - all of which is encapsulated in the album title, "Disappearing". In his latest musical endeavor, "Disappearing", Danish electronic musician Mathias Hammerstrøm, under the alias Amphior, embarks on an introspective journey where the tangible dissolves into the ethereal. Following his 2022 release, "Another Presence", Mathias delves into mesmeric spaces characterized by melodious pianoworks warmly infused with the nostalgic tones of tape machines, guitar pedals, and retro amplifiers.

Stream worldwide:
album.link/i/1792857619

Amphior - Disappearing

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But I Don't Mind

"From its breathy opening paired with blunt tribal half beats and other effects you are immediately engaged in this cozy world. Hammerstrøm uses his voice in unique ways, almost at a sweet yodel, even within his mellow delivery" - Toneshift

"Stylistically reminiscent of James Blake’s most contemplative efforts, the atmospheric tracks stir the soul, with a touching and vulnerable vocal lead providing a light over the fog of reverbed, paced percussion, nocturnal bass ruminations, and lush synths" - Obscure Sound

"This melancholy electropop ballad is utterly captivating. The drums sound like thunder and Mathias’s voice has a ghostly feel to it. This ethereal palette of unique sounds keeps you hooked, even if the song doesn’t evolve much" - Music Related Junk (reviewing 'But I Don't Mind')

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