From a place of need, triggered a fall in me, an avalanche, I'm underneath. It was too cold for too long, too cold for too long, an avalanche I'm under, an avalanche I'm underneath. Like an actor playing a part, no heart, dead scene, things that don't belong to me. It was too cold for too long, too cold long, an avalanche I'm underneath, an avalanche I'm under, an avalanche I'm underneath

Avalanche

Station Beta

[Verse 1]
Slow disappearing shore
Captain says he knows 
Which way to go

Old photo of my own
Memories of home
Oh, how you've grown

[Verse 2]
Cold, can't take any more
Nothing to explore
Chills me to the core

Sweet siren lullaby
(Echoes from the sky)
Io volo
(Guiding me away)
Io volo, yeah

[Chorus]
Ave Maria
Kyrie Elieson
Hallelujah

Volare

Wanna see you smile 
against the world 
wanna see you be brave 
against the wave 
sitting in my job 
just drifting away 
want to raise your spirit 
when the evening fall

the rain inside 
when i close my eyes 

wanna see you smile 
I can stop for worst to see you be brave

I can stop for worst to see you 

Minnie Tempel :Arranger, Composer, instrumentation Sound Effects, Synthesizers Arrangements, Vocal Arrangement, Vocals & Background vocals (with the help of Arthurussss)
Lyrics : Minnie Tempel

Minnie Tempel - B i r d s  W a v e s

A Changed Man

My band's title song from our EP 'Delete us Forever' 
Written & Produced by Kiera Bickerstaff and Tommie James
Mixed by Eduardo De La Paz


Bandcamp >>> https://avainthedark.bandcamp.com/track/delete-us-forever

Delete Us Forever - Ava in the Dark

Lonely Boy - Shura Remix

Luxembourg based alt-electro-pop artist Tobisonics delivers a politically-charged dose of driving electronics, fierce percussive grooves, and striking sound design with new release, “Military Industrial Complex”.

In this, the follow-up to his debut single, “All These Things”, the reclusive producer sets President Eisenhower’s 1961 Farewell Address to the American people against President Trump’s Rose Garden speech in reaction to the Black Lives Matters protests (June 1st, 2020).

Eisenhower, five-star general & Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force in World War II, who planned & supervised the invasion of Normandy in 1944-45, and went on to become Supreme Commander of NATO (1950 - 1952); who, while recognizing the need for the Military Industrial Complex, warns of the need for perpetual vigilance to safeguard the liberties of the American people in, what is, a nuanced and prophetic speech.

And Trump, the real estate mogul/reality TV star who avoided the vietnam draft thanks to an apparent bone spur in his foot; who talks of dominating the streets, as he announces plans to deploy thousands of heavily armed military personnel into the cities and towns of America.

Tobisonics skillfully constructs a dynamic electronic production around the two highly contrasting speeches; the groove and pulse of the track present throughout, as he blends elements of sound design & vocal FX with filtered piano & shifting ambient.  The 2 min 47 sec track punctuated by its driving chorus of synthwave and fierce percussion; a robovox mantra of the world’s 5 biggest arms manufacturers delivered in rhythmic roll call.

“I’d finished the production back in July and was looking for the right Artist to add vocals, but then I remembered Eisenhower’s Farewell Address.  The contrast between the dignified, nuanced, and hopeful tone of Eisenhower’s speech and the macho, antagonistic and fatalistic language of Trump’s speech was so striking, I know I had to put them together.”

“Military Industrial Complex” is to be released exclusively via Bandcamp on “Bandcamp Friday”, October 2nd, before being available across all streaming platforms on the following Friday, October 9th.

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Production: @tobisonics
Mix: @Emilsson
Master: www.tobisonicmastering.com
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www.tobisonics.com

Military Industrial Complex

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Two brothers versus the machines. Clusters of Eyes debuted at Smugglers Festival 2018 and have since been inhabiting coastal Kent’s subterranean network of tunnels, honing their set of gritty electronica and robot-rock.

This latest track features guest vocals from Troy of punk/hardcore band The Long Knives.

Imagery of a dystopian post-Covid, post-Brexit landscape is set to an irrepressible groove - inspired in equal parts by The Fall’s ‘Blindness’ and Death In Vegas’ ‘Aisha’.

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/QaII3ePbDtc

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Sugar Wings