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Indie Rock 2

Follow The Reader ( Welcome To The Umbrella Corporation © )

To escape the snipers,
an angel found shelter inside the hollow body of a Gibson 335.
He’s got plenty to say —
enough of all this waste!

REVOLUTION. EVOLUTION.
Some winners just have to lose...

335 Angel

Vaticano

" CHAINS "

Trips

Starting with a whisper, a gathering of dust
Particles dancing in a distant cosmic gust
Slowly they coalesce, soon to be in hand
Form the brightest core where all your dreams expand
 
and in Millions of our years, the process will unfold
As atoms are colliding your story will be told
The Pressures always mounting, temperatures will rise
The world it keeps on spinning and everybody dies

Why does everything take forever?

I gave my life for this
Don’t know what else to try
I will not die for this
I’ll steal the stars from f the sky   


From the infinite, now emerge a light
A newborn super star, burning blinding bright
The journey it’s not over, it's only just begun
Glimmer and defy, a saga to be sung

Through eons it will travel
in its cosmic flight
A future sign of hope lost in a parallel night
Each sparkling little moment, tell a million tales
Remind You mean nothing on the universal scale


Take Forever

Rolling

Adelheide's Wisdom - The Project & The Song
About the Project

Adelheide's Wisdom is more than a band—it is a musical saga. It is the sound of a story, a journey from a lost world into the heart of resilience.

This project is the official musical companion to the German historical novel "Hinter uns das Land" (The Land Behind Us) by Frank Talmon l'Armée. Based on the true autobiographical account of Inge Talmon l'Armée (1927-2006), the story follows a family's journey through the loss of their East Prussian homeland during World War II, their traumatic flight, and the arduous process of rebuilding a new life from the ruins of the old. The music translates universal themes of trauma, memory, inner strength, and the search for a new identity into a powerful sonic experience.

Our sound is a fusion of Epic Progressive Rock and Symphonic Metal, infused with elements of melancholic Folk and classical forms like the Pavane and Bolero. The music mirrors the narrative's arc, shifting from delicate, atmospheric passages to powerful, heavy riffs—a constant dialogue between a fragile past and a complex present. The members of Adelheide's Wisdom are virtual artists, their names and personalities drawn from the key characters of the novel, each bringing their unique part of the story to the music.

Featured Epic: "When the River Sings"

At the heart of our concept album lies the monumental 28-minute epic, "When the River Sings." This track is a multi-act symphonic journey that encapsulates the entire narrative arc of the project, exploring trauma, confrontation, and ultimate catharsis.

The song uses the metaphor of a river to tell the story of a refugee's soul. It begins with the arrival of a fragile protagonist (Adelheide) who sees only her painful past in the water's reflection, asking, "Will it heal me… or just drag me deeper?" The river (voiced by André) responds as a majestic yet menacing force, leading to a powerful confrontation. After a chaotic inner struggle, she finds strength not by defeating her pain, but by embracing it ("THE PAIN YOU INFLICTED IS NOW MY THRONE!"). In the triumphant finale, the river becomes a cleansing stream, leading to the profound realization: "I AM BOTH THE WRECK AND THE SHORE!"

Musically, the song is a masterclass in fusion. It opens with an instrumental Pavane/Bolero carried by a classical wind ensemble, establishing the melancholic theme of a lost world. This fragile beginning explodes into a driving Progressive Rock section, led by a virtuosic and aggressive flute in homage to the pioneers of 70s prog. The song’s core is a long, complex instrumental piece that shifts between a brutal symphonic dialogue—where orchestra and rock band "answer" each other—and moments of profound silence featuring a sorrowful cello solo and whispered words. The journey culminates in a slow, majestic, and hymnic finale, where all the sonic worlds—orchestral, metal, and baroque—merge into a single, soaring statement of healing and redemption.

DEDICATION

This music is dedicated to the inspirations who shaped its sound:

Ian Anderson

Maurice Ravel

Gabriel Fauré

Martin Turner

Manfred Mann

And in a very special way, this work is dedicated to the memory of
Carlo Borocco (1931-2007)
(https://www.leo-bw.de/detail/-/Detail/details/PERSON/wlbblb_personen/1019496355/Borocco+Carlo)
A former music teacher and conductor whose passion for music inspired a lifetime of creativity.

When The River Sings

My creation combines elements of electronic, classical, folk, world, and country music. It transports us into a soundscape. The emotional impact evokes nostalgia. The overall atmosphere is relaxed, laid-back, and energetic. This music is very emotional in nature, exploring several themes of disappointment.

I would like to take you on a journey through your reading. Thank you all.

Stormy Truce

Need You

A sensual and introspective ballad, the vocals and guitars are free to express never-ending rock feelings. Listening to it transports us back to the '60s with psychedelic sounds and lyrics.

IN THE WOOD NEXT TO ME

Blues-rock song about talking to someone who’s long gone — replaying old conversations and trying to move on, but still stuck in that loop of what you wish you’d said.

Electric Guitar: Clay Willis
Acoustic Guitar: Milo Deering
Drums: Josh Rodgers
Bass: Pete Miller
Keyboards: Bob Patin
Vocal: Will Montgomery
Backup Vocals: Julie Laverty, Spencer Brochard
Engineering: Paul Osborn @ Audio Dallas
Written, Mixed & Produced by Will Montgomery

[Verse 1]
Lights are low, and the coffee’s cold,
Another night getting old.
Your ghost still walks these wooden floors,
Even though you don’t call no more.
I rehearse what I’d say if you came around,
But all I do is speak out loud...

[Chorus]
Talking to myself again,
Like you’re still on the other end.
Words I never said out loud,
Fill an empty room somehow.
I should move on, but I pretend—
Yeah, I’m talking to myself again.

[Verse 2]
Your sweater’s still on the second chair,
Guess I leave it there on a dare.
Tried dating once, didn’t last,
She smiled like you—but that passed.
Told her stories I meant for you,
Didn’t feel right, but I played it through.

[Chorus]
Talking to myself again,
Caught in a loop I can’t defend.
The jokes you’d laugh at fall flat now,
But I still say them out loud.
Guess I’m not ready to hit “The End”—
So I’m talking to myself again.

[Bridge]
Maybe someday I’ll get it right,
Quit chasing shadows in the night.
But until I do, I’ll stay right here—
Whispering words you’ll never hear...

[Guitar Solo]

[Final Chorus]
Talking to myself again,
Trying to find out where I’ve been.
Your name still fits between my lines,
Like a song I lost in time.
If silence is how this has to end,
I’ll just keep talking to myself... again.

[Outro]
Yeah, I’m talking...
Still talking to myself again.

Talking To Myself Again

A soulful retro-pop ballad carried by warm female vocals, gentle guitar, and a touch of spoken thoughts at the end. It’s not about sadness, it’s about accepting the past and moving forward.

Echoes of You

Bumper Car (범퍼카) (Feat. NO:EL, Young B)- 한요한

IN EL PASO

Two Writers
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recorded when wrote -or done in studio
G.Middleton-vocals/writer
K.Mahon-guitarist/writer
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Kevin Mahon

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