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Call of the Wild

Blood for Blood (Faoladh)

Separated but not silenced by the pandemic, Gracchus have been turning months into music since June 2020. This exceptional year is now culminating in the release of the enthralling song that is single #12: Thunderous, precise percussion is masterfully fused with mesmerizing melodies, lyrical mind-benders and versatile vocals that range from hauntingly beautiful over menacingly barking to gently soothing. So, turn it up and welcome to the world of Gracchus - “Welcome to the Damned”

Welcome To The Damned

Nocturne (P O R T A L S)

Kingdom Come

Déjà Vu

Do you really wanna know?

The Writing On The Wall

The Writing on the Wall

Remade In Misery

Death Inside

David Bowie feat Iggy Pop - The Passenger

A View From The Top Of The World

Awaken the Master

Ascension Codes

Aurora

Katabasis

Into the Night

Gracchus' 14th single release dives into the hypocrisy of the question "How are you doing?"

Morse Code

Dimorphous Display

David Bowie Space Oddity

The new Volumes album has me stoaaaaked.

Lyrics:
I've been erased from the old me
Can you tell me again
Can you hold me if I won't lay till the morning sun,
It pulls you out and takes you under

I thought you'd hate me
But I needed you
I thought you'd hate me,
But you needed truth
I thought you'd hate me, hate me, hate me,
For losing you
I thought you knew

That we're cut out of the same cloth
Feel like the pages of a story that we cant stop
And now I can't replace you with another thread
Take one more step
I'll jump with you

I thought you'd hate me
But I needed you
I thought you'd hate me,
But you needed truth
I thought you'd hate me, hate me, hate me,
For losing you
I thought you knew

Looking back at your building,
You came crashing down your feet
Yeah forget that
Never gonna take it back( You know where I lie )
Looking back at your bullshit,
I came crashing down your feet
Yeah forget that
Never gonna take you back( You know where I am )
I thought you knew

It's hard enough you standing next to me,
You say “I’d rather run than stay with you”
I need to know that you believe in this,
Or just release me into deja vu
I...
I never wanted you to understand
I...
I want to make you believe in me( believe in me )

I thought you'd hate me
But I needed you
I thought you'd hate me,
But you needed truth
I thought you'd hate me, hate me, hate me,
For losing you
I thought you knew

Volumes - Erased

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The Resistance: Rise Of The Runaways

Machines

Crown The Empire - Machines

Queen - Somebody To Love - ReMastered by M. Bazoli Studio & Works

Pixies - Where is my mind?

Taken from their critically acclaimed third album ‘Everyone Was A Bird’, ‘Radar’ is the new single from Grasscut, the duo of Andrew Phillips and Marcus O’Dair.

Literally, and metaphorically, about the search for illumination ‘Radar’ was written by Phillips on a clear cold night in a forest in mid Wales, whilst lights from both across the estuary and the ancient stars above flickered through the trees, and borrows its title and chorus line ‘the world is dark as radar’ from American poet George Oppen.

Featuring propulsive drums, intense Moog bass, clipped pizzicato strings that ping like photons from Geese and vocals from Elisabeth Nygård and Andrew Phillips, Radar is a highlight of an album described as “inspiring “ by The Wire and “thoughtful and beautifully reflective" by Electronic Sound.

Accompanying the original is a remix by noted New Zealand born composer and violinist, and former member of the Durutti Column, John Metcalfe who carefully deconstructs the song, teasing apart each individual element allowing us to immerse ourselves in each individual note.

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PRESS PRAISE FOR ‘EVERYONE WAS A BIRD’

"As much an all-encompassing art piece as it is a pop record, EWAB would make the perfect accompaniment to an afternoon flat on your back at a sun-strafed festival this summer" - Q

"Inspiring" - The Wire

“Thoughtful and beautifully reflective" - Electronic Sound

“Beautifully simple music – as experimental as it’s pop-oriented” - The Irish Times

“it’s all as accessible as the countryside, with a sweeping sense of the arcadian in the grandly arranged Cinematic Orchestra- style climax to ‘Fallswater’, and ‘Red Kite’s nostalgic heightening flights of fancy.” - Uncut

"Their work is always extraordinary, slightly challenging, and always rewarding" - Tom Robinson, BBC 6music

'Really beautiful, I love it... Gorgeous.' – Stuart Maconie, BBC 6music

“by doing more with less, Everyone Was A Bird soars” - The Quietus

“An organic, naturalistic sound, a kind of galloping, robust folk music, a summoning of Romantic sentiment through modern orchestration” - The 405

Radar

Madness

Kick Me

Shooting Stars

Horizons

Carrion

Altered State

Of Mind - Nocturne

Of Matter - Proxy

Concealing Fate

Deception - Concealing Fate, Pt. 2

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STOFF UND SCHNAPS [Fabian Hanso Extended Mix] (German Version)

Polaris

Hexes

From the Flame

System of A Down "Radio/Video" (Master 1) [Cover]

Martyrs

Piece Of Your Heart

Blackbriar - Deadly Nightshade

Leave It All Behind

"A Beluga whale named Noc learned to warble in a human voice that was so convincing it fooled a diver into thinking someone was shouting at him to get out of the water, US researchers have revealed.

Handlers at the National Marine Mammal Foundation in San Diego heard mumbling in 1984 coming from a tank containing whales and dolphins that sounded like two people chatting far away.

It wasn't until one day, after a diver surfaced from the tank and asked: "Who told me to get out?" that researchers realised the garble came from a captive male Beluga whale. For several years they recorded its spontaneous sounds while it was underwater and when it surfaced.

An acoustic analysis revealed the human-like sounds were several octaves lower than typical whale calls. The research was published on Monday in the scientific journal Current Biology.

The authors wrote that Noc was even able to be trained to "speak" on cue and they were able to study how he adjusted the pressure and "phonic lips" in his nasal cavities to make sounds much lower than ordinary whale squeals and clicks.

"The whale was exposed to speech not only from humans at the surface – it was present at times when divers used surface-to-diver communication equipment. The whale was recognised as the sources of the speech-like sounds when a diver surfaced outside this whale's enclosure and asked: 'Who told me to get out?' Our observations led us to conclude the 'out' which was repeated several times came from Noc.

"We interpreted the whale's vocalisations as an attempt to mimic humans."

After four years of copying people, Noc reached maturity and apparently either lost the capacity to make human noise or lost interest in doing so. He went back to sounding like a whale, emitting high-pitched noises, and died five years ago."

Dolphins and parrots have been taught to mimic the patterns of human speech, but it is rare for an animal to do it spontaneously.

The study is not the first time a whale have been identified making human sounds. Scientists who have studied sounds of white whales in the wild sometimes heard what sounded like shouting children.

Caretakers at the Vancouver Aquarium in Canada once claimed they heard one of the white whales say its name, Lagosi. His other utterances were indistinct and described as a garbled human voice, or someone speaking in Russian or Chinese.

Beluga

Esoterica - In Dreams

Sonder

Juno