Unknown Land is Lucia Ponticas & Rob Bryant #dark #synth #alternative #electronic #music from Chile and Australia

UNKNOWN LAND - Deep (demo version)

Carnaby Street Retirement Home

Runaway

Guitar Arrangement by Billy LeCoq-Mauvais, Bass Arrangement by Billy Billy LeCoq-Mauvais, Drum Arrangement by Billy LeCoq-Mauvais, Piano and Keys arrangement by Robert Stantorf, Lyrics by Nicole Foster, Vocal Arrangement by Nicole Foster, Vocal Production by Nicole Foster and Robert Stantorf, Engineered by Billy LeCoq-Mauvais and Robert Stantorf, Produced by Nicole Foster, Billy LeCoq-Mauvais, and Robert Stantorf

Crazy

Sad gripping composition.
Piano and pad.
Write what you think about it in the comments.

I made a mistake in my nickname when I was making an image. This is ridiculous, because I was afraid to make this mistake...

wild west

Polyphia X $uicideboy$

My Secret Book

don't let me down easy !!

https://fanlink.to/ClaudEasy

Easy

missing you 
leads me to 
drying out
how do you feel now my dear
you are 
my necessity
all of the time

ॐ

part 1 in f minor (a=440)
part 2 in f major (a=440)
written, performed, recorded, and mixed by viola moonshape in april 2019
mastered by christofer stannow @ cosmos mastering, stockholm
copyright © 2019 viola moonshape

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yamaha reface cp (clv) > tascam (track 01)
fender squier precision bass > deluxe big muff π > tascam (track 02)
yamaha clp 575 (slow strings) > line 6 dl4 (analog mod) > tascam (track 03)
yamaha clp 575 > tascam (track 04)
yamaha clp 575 (fretless bass) > tascam (track 05)
lowden f–25 > sm57 > tascam (tracks 06–08)
fender squier precision bass > boss rc–505 (filter) > tascam (track 09)
vocals > sm57 > tascam (reverb) (tracks 10–12)

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cover by brahma
photography by pushki
copyright © 2019 viola moonshape

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Feel

The Music Video

Feel (video on youtube)

Los Angeles alternative rock band Raised on TV are gearing up for the release of their second album, aptly titled Season 2 with another little perfectly formed rock nugget in the shape of "Soul on Fire".

While their previous single "Steal My Heart Away" tipped its hat to mid-1990s alt-rock, "Soul on Fire" looks more towards 1980s hard rock and early 2000s emo. Opening with a tightly wound, classic rock riff that rubs against glimmering guitar lines and more reflective melodies from vocalist Keaton Rogers, the band push against the edges of their sound. It's a dynamic opening with the band taking their sweet time to line all the core components up before launching into an electrifying, pop-rock chorus that will undoubtedly send a whole dancefloor of sweaty bodies bounding skywards. Think Death Cab for Cutie jamming with Saves the Day after a heavy afternoon, binging on early Judas Priest and you're pretty close.

Lyrically, the song concerns Rogers' concerns about our increasing addiction to technology, as he explains.

"Imagine throwing your cell phone out the window for a day, not caring, and then seeing where that road would lead you. That modern-day fantasy of escaping our new connected world, which feels so impossible nowadays, only to rediscover who you really are is what 'Soul on Fire' is really about." - PopMatters

Crazy

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