Song of defiance with male & female vocals.
Backing vocals by Reb Rich. 
BMI 16858018
2:06
THe Dam breaks
THe Bridge is blown
THe Grid is Down
THe Dam breaks
Free From THe Noble Lie

The Dam Breaks

Seed (guitar)

Fundament

Trojan Hog

A Jon Hassell Tribute II

Fading Silently
2015 mix/master, instrumental guitar solo version

mp3, high resolution 24bit/48kHz flac stereo & surround download:

http://thebenchmusic.com/nosound/


LYRICS:

We used to talk so long
about the things to come
nights flowed into the sea
smiling and feeling free
your eyes too deep to lie
to moments passing by
inviting me near you to see
you started silently

We were lying in the sand
you were holding my hand
you were playing in the sea
always smiling at me
then you fell into the dark
moving and waving your arms
I call your name into my sleep
I'm lying to me

We use to talk so long
about the moments gone
you always tried to melt my pain
love without restraint
your eyes too clear to lie
the friends surrounding smile
inviting me near you to see
we're fading silently

We were lying in the sand
you were holding my hand
you were playing in the sea
always smiling at me
then you fell into the dark
moving and waving your arms
call my name into your sleep
I still hope you'll be here


Fading Silently 2015 (instrumental guitar solo version) Download: http://thebenchmusic.com/nosound/

Hope Syndrome

Patrick Grant
A SEQUENCE OF WAVES
(twelve stories and a dream)

Patrick Grant: guitar, bass, viola, piano, keyboards and percussion
John Ferrari: drums, mallet instruments and percussion
Nick Didkovsky: guitar solo on “Primary Blues"
Dan Cooper: 7-string electric bass
Lynn Bechtold: violin
Dan Barrett: cello

Recorded at John Kilgore Sound NYC, the NYU Film School, Peppergreen Media NYC, and the Ferrari Factory NJ
Album mixing engineer and recording engineer for Kilgore sessions: Garry Rindfuss
Recording engineer for NYU Film School sessions: Jocelyn Gonzales
Mixed at Mercy Sound Studios NYC

Mastered by Sheldon Steiger
Produced by Patrick Grant

Prepared piano samples on “Lucid Intervals” were created separately by David Borden (Mother Mallard’s Portable Masterpiece Co.) and generously supplied for further manipulation here.

The vocal track for “Sevens Years at Sea” (Sept Ans Sur Mer) is from “A Treasury of Library of Congress Field Recordings” (Rounder Records 1500) and is now in the Public Domain. It was recorded by John and Alan Lomax in Louisiana in 1934, and is sung by Elita, Mary, and Ella - the Hoffpauir Sisters.

The field samples and tuned sounds on “One Note Samba” were recorded for this project in New York City and in São Paulo, Brazil.

All titles on this album are by Patrick Grant and published by Peppergreen Media (ASCAP) except for “One Note Samba” by Antônio Carlos Jobim and published by Universal Music. Licensing for this recording is provided through the Harry Fox Agency.

Guest soloist Nick Didkovsky is a guitarist, composer, and band leader.

Album photography: Bob Krasner
Album graphics and layout: Eric Iverson
Peppergreen Media logo: Steve Ball

Thanks and acknowledgements: ASCAP, Gary Beeber, Composers Concordance, The Coney Island Film Festival,  D’Addario Strings & Planet Waves, Electro-Harmonix NYC, O Festival Música Estranha, The Film School at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Robert Fripp, The (formerly known as) Guitar Circle of North America, Independent Music Promotions, Korg USA/Vox Amps, James Moore, James Gill (Mercy Sound), Milica Paranosic, Gene Pritsker, Tom Redmond, Som do Brasil on WKCR, Preston Stahly, Kathleen Supove, Tribeca New Music, and Tiny Orchestral Moments (Seattle)

℗ and © Peppergreen Media, 2017. All Rights Reserved.
www.peppergreenmedia.com

12 To Find a Form That Accommodates the Mess

Obsessed

Remember My Name

Sad song about really tragic stuff


Vocal: Karine Jæger
Bass: Joakim Karlsen
All other instruments: what are you talking about there are no other instruments... (Jahn Erlend Holm)

Music by: all of those above,
Lyrics by: Some of those above
Mixing & Mastering: Jahn to the awsome Erlend S smooth
picture by: a psycho child

anything els interesting.. no? ok


May's End

Official Nosound Soundcloud page, including free and exclusive tracks!

This is where I hang things up to dry. See and hear more at chrisstack.bandcamp.com


The Moscow band PuzzleWood – is a successful example of expressive musical independence. The band members claim that they play for “their own,” and very rarely give concerts to overcrowded audiences. They disappear from the public’s eye when they need to, and turn up whenever they please with a big concert tour. They alternate between underground pubs, “Aleksey Kozlov’s Club,” provincial performances, and major festivals of the country. In general, they exist not outside the musical industry, but in spite of it.

Taking the name of the mysterious English forest, that inspired John R. R. Tolkien and Ursula Le Guin, PuzzleWood lives up to its name. The group plays meditative post-progressive in the traditions of King Crimson and Pink Floyd, drifting between the psychedelic and electronic. And the English lyrics, written by Anton Legatov, can’t be called anything but poetry – personal, suspenseful, crammed with references and quotes to world literature. The group is composed of Anton Legatov, Nikita Lipatov, and Eugene Semonov.

Bill plays all the parts on new & olde recording equipment. There are non-vocal versions of  some of these here :  http://billcorsello.bandcamp.com/

Wounded Hollow is the ambient, psychedelic, and post-rock project that I do when not playing bass for Asheville's (young) American landscape. I also do looped bass grooves on my own that run the gamut from dreamy post-jazz to funk, which you can hear some of here too. To get the Wounded Hollow EP, go here:

http://woundedhollow.bandcamp.com/releases


Hi, it's Tibor. Thank you so much for listening to my music!

Around 2000 my buddies and me started our first band which evolved from a Punk band into rhythmically crazy Prog-Metal somehow. We split up a couple of years later, followed by a long period of studying, getting my first job and trying to find answers to all of the many meaningful questions you have when everything you do feels ok at the best but not right.

Life became easy. And boring. So I tried my best to find nice people to jam with. I quit my job to move to Berlin in 2015 hoping to meet the right people. Some really good relationships developed from this period. As frustrating it was at the time to not be able to form a band I totally overlooked how inspirational and motivational this time was for me. Without consciously aiming for it I became able to set up mics and record myself playing guitar within a studio. I learned to set some decent bass and even drum tones, and how to utilize synthesizers and virtual instruments. So I began to build my own cheap home studio and I liked the results. Ideas turned into parts, parts turned into songs and suddenly, songs turned into my first little album called Infinte Gest.

Now, in mid-2019, I have no clue what this project is heading for in the future. Maybe it will remain as a solo diy-project, but it could also turn into live shows as well. I don't know what's coming next but I am looking forward to it. Love what you do and do what you love.

My name is Jahn Erlend S Holm and i am a musician and composer from norway. i make all sorts of strange music.

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