Man I dig the laid back vibe this puts me in! [via https://sc.repostexchange.com]

I like the minimalism, but I do think it'd could use a little more bass...

very cool sound. love the beat and the flow. Thi composition is a work with a solid foundation.

I like how the song really feels like the title in a way: this does really have this very introspective and explorative vibe of just writing something down and seeing what you make of it. I like it, though the beat is a little repetitive! I think the second repeat of the melody at about the 1 minute mark could have used some changes in arrangement/some extra stuff like a,n extra melody on top or something like that [via https://sc.repostexchange.com]

this song is a vibe bro keep posting 😎

To say I suppose
The right thing the wrong thing 
The right thing the wrong  thing 
To say I suppose 
And I don’t know which one's 
gonna come out 

Walking on tiptoes 
On an eggshell minefield 

﻿To say I suppose
The right thing the wrong thing 
The right thing the wrong  thing 
To say I suppose
And I don’t know which one's 
gonna come out

On a rollercoaster
That I didn’t wanna go on

I like to take it easy 
But I’m getting kind of queasy 

To say I suppose
The right thing the wrong thing 
The right thing the wrong  thing

But then the phrase comes out the wrong ways 
On an eggshell minefield 

﻿To say I suppose
And I don’t know which one's 
gonna come out

Eggshell Minefield

Couldn’t have timed this better… but the serial abuse of democracy is ongoing….

Dry Your Eyes Out

Recently, there was an untimely death in my close family.
       ....Is there such a thing as a ‘timely’ death? 
I have never dealt well with the notion of end-of-life. 
        ....Maybe, nobody does?
When the urn/ casket is ceremoniously placed in the ground, does the spirit/ soul/ essence/ consciousness of that unique individual live on in some unique manifestation?
         ....I want to believe that is the case.

Hence, the confusing musical/ visual message of this composition. 
If, in death, there is a transition to a new way of being, the interim unknown must be staggering.

I hope all our dear friends and family meet again, and share a beer, on the “other side”.

          Kluane: Ambient guitars
          James Hill: Trumpet

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The View From Six Feet Under

"Darkenläu" is an auditory voyage that traverses the boundary between darkness and light, echoing the transition from the depths of night to the break of dawn. Recorded in the serene coastal town of Akureyri, nestled amidst Iceland's breathtaking landscapes, this track is a pivotal piece from Laxá & Heima Kvartett's highly anticipated album, "Wren."

Led by the haunting melodies of Lisbeth Heima's violin and Sif Árnadóttir's ethereal strings, the ensemble is anchored by the rhythmic pulse of Matthias Helguson's drums and the brooding bass lines of Bjarne Guðjohnsen. Jussi Siglarson's guitar weaves through the sonic tapestry with a ferocity reminiscent of a distant storm on the horizon, while Mike Taylor's keyboards add layers of atmospheric depth.

Drawing inspiration from post-rock's introspective tendencies and classical finesse, "Darkenläu" envelops listeners in a swirling maelstrom of emotions. The juxtaposition of Gothic intensity and celestial euphoria creates a sonic landscape where darkness and light converge, offering glimpses of hope amidst the shadows.

As the guitar pierces through the sonic veil with the precision of a surgeon's scalpel, listeners are propelled into a realm where introspection meets catharsis. Synths soar like spirits ascending towards the heavens, carrying the weight of the night's struggles with them.

With "Darkenläu," Laxá & Heima Kvartett invite audiences to embark on a transformative journey—one that transcends musical boundaries and resonates with the soul. Prepare to be immersed in an enigmatic symphony that captures the essence of the human experience: the relentless pursuit of light in the darkest of times.
Laxá & Heima Kvartett are:

Jussi Siglarson - Guitar
Bjarne Guðjohnsen - Bass
Matthias Helguson - Drums
Mike Taylor - Keyboards
Lisbeth Heima - Violin
Sif Árnadóttir - Violin
Natasha Guðmundsdóttir - Viola
Ída Sigurðardóttir - Cello

Darkenläu: Echoes of Dawn by Laxá & Heima Kvartett: Atmospheric Post-Rock Symphony"

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hope you have a good feeling in your heart for this snoring cocofish

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published by Out where studios

Sleepy Cocofish (version 1

High - Place Phenom

Originally released in 2019 on Suburban Bicycle Gang's debut album Soft Balls Are Too Hard.

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