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From the dusty mesa
Her looming shadow grows
Hidden in the branches of the poison creosote
She twines her spines up slowly
Towards the boiling sun
And when I touched her skin
My fingers ran with blood

In the hushing dusk under a swollen silver moon
I came walking with the wind to watch the cactus bloom
A strange hunger haunted me, the looming shadows danced
I fell down to the thorny brush and felt the trembling hands

When the last light warms the rocks
And the rattlesnakes unfold
Mountain cats will come to drag away your bones
And rise with me forever
Across the silent sand
And the stars will be your eyes
And the wind will be my hands

Far from any road

American Beauty Radio Show Halloween Episode

American Psycho

Little mix inspired by hearing Sam Amidon's "How Come That Blood" played live on WNYC. Mixed in 2011.

And That Will Never Be

What The Fuck (I killed a man for you)

Here's my rendition of this Nick Cave masterpiece arranged for a woodwind orchestra instead.

Sina Momtahan: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Clarinet, Flute, Bass
Linda Birosova: Vocals
Andrej Pirjevec: Drums

Elmira Aghajan: Cover Art.

Where the Wild Roses Grow (Nick Cave Cover)

Sina is a multi-talented music producer and instrumentalist proficient in both classical Persian and Western music. He masterfully plays a diverse range of instruments, including Setar, Tanbour, Divan, Guitar, Bass, Flute, and Piano.

His musical journey commenced at the age of eight through innovative Carl Orff method music classes in Iran. Following that, he dedicated four years to classical piano lessons, further enhancing his musical prowess. As an artist, Sina explored various musical avenues independently while occasionally collaborating with bands and projects.

In addition to his practical experience, Sina holds a Master's degree in Audio Technology from the University of West London. His expertise has been actively contributing to both studio and live sound settings since 2007.

New tracks tagged #murderballads