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Deep Focus

Taken from the debut album - Islands - out now.

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iTunes: http://po.st/IslandsDownload  

Andrew Davie, Joey Haynes and Kevin Jones – Bear’s Den to an ever-growing army of fans – formed a band in 2012. Two short years has seen euphoric word of mouth take them from early days of sofa surfing gigs via touring across Europe and North America to selling out their own 1500 capacity London headline show in May this year. All the while, their music has evolved into something spellbinding and beautiful; a gorgeous, enveloping sound driven by the steady hum of acoustic instruments and Andrew’s haunted voice delivering  “lyrically sincere and emotionally raw songs” (New York Times) that are “as timeless as heartache” (MTV). Arriving this autumn, their debut album Islands is astonishing – a record that perfectly marks the point where a band goes from best kept secret to new favourite band.

Released on Communion, Islands follows the band’s EPs Without/Within and Agape and their hugely acclaimed recent single Elysium (a track that came coupled with Marcus Haney’s remarkable short film). The album was produced by Ian Grimble (Manic Street Preachers/The 1975) at 2KHz Studio in North London. It features:

1. 	Agape
2. 	The Love You Stole
3. 	Above The Clouds of Pompeii
4. 	Isaac 
5. 	Think Of England 
6. 	Magdalene 
7. 	When You Break 
8. 	Stubborn Beast 
9. 	Elysium
10. 	Bad Blood

To mark the release of Islands, Bear’s Den play a series of intimate shows in key cities across Europe and North America. For tickets and information see http://po.st/BearsDenLive

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Above The Clouds Of Pompeii

Order on iTunes

City Of The Sun - Intro (The XX Cover)

All Is Wild, All Is Silent Remixes

Truth (Helios Remix)

HOLI Byte
Stellar Evolution - The life story of stars
Hands On Learning Initiative
Content: Gayathri Raman
Voice: Gayathri Raman
Introduction: Priyanka Singh
Editing: Mayuri Rao

SHOW NOTES:
Stars are like fiery hot balls of gas, held together as one massive globule with the help of gravity. Like humans, they are born, have a finite life time during which they age, and finally die. The initial mass with which a particular star is born, decides how it evolves.  Take for example a star like the sun, whose mass is roughly 2 times 10 to the power 30 kg, that is, 2 followed by 30 zeros. It fuses hydrogen to helium for a few billion years.  During this period,  gravity tries pulling all the matter inwards while radiation, from burning hydrogen, exerts pressure outwards, that is in a direction opposite to that of gravity. The burning of Hydrogen keeps the tug-of-war between gravity and radiation going. As the amount of hydrogen starts decreasing, the star grows into a massive red giant. As the name suggests the star has a reddish colour and grows in size because of the thin layer of Hygrogen that surrounds a small helium core. In fact, when our sun becomes a red giant, it will grow so big in size that it will engulf all the inner planets of the Solar system, including the earth. After all the hydrogen fuel gets exhausted, gravity starts over-powering the outward radiation pressure, making the ball of gas collapse on itself. This is when things start getting exciting and stellar fates diverge.  For sun-sized stars, the core starts collapsing while the outer shell starts expanding and is eventually blown away leaving behind a white dwarf star, that is hot, less luminous and nearly the size of the earth. For stars, born with roughly twice the mass of our Sun, the cores collapse further. They undergo a massive expsion called a supernova and end up as neutron stars, that are roughly the size of a small city with a 10 km radius. A different kind of pressure, called the Fermi degeneracy pressure, exerted by fermions that are particles like electrons and neutrons, prevent White Dwarfs and Neutron stars from collapsing further. But what if there is a star that is really really massive? Such stars, with masses many times the mass of our sun, explode brilliantly and finally form a black hole. No kind of pressure can counter gravity in black holes. Even light, or more generally, electromagnetic radiation, cannot escape from these notorious objects. 
When you look up at the night sky and see the countless number of stars, remember each star has its own story!

References:


HOLI byte

HOLI Byte: Stellar Evolution - English

Stellar Evolution - The life story of stars

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Eternity

Glaciers, taken from the new mini-album Bloom. 
Out everywhere where music lives. 

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Bloom

Glaciers

Cooper Sams - Adrift

You Gotta Keep On Moving

re:member

they sink

I Was Arthur

Dreams Of Another Reality

Paper Thin Reality

Soft Upon Your Face

Dawning

Now It's Over. Now I'm Awake.

The Story Of Us

Finding Faith

Limbo

We Are Forever

“Someone Else”, I guess is a dust clearing moment. It will probably make more sense in the context of more of my upcoming music, but I suppose this impressionistic piece is really the summation of my interest in indie music (whatever that means) and electronic music (whatever that means also).

Listen to “Someone Else” 
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Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/TouristSomeoneElse/applemusic
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/TouristSomeoneElse/itunes


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Someone Else

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First

What We Call Home

369 Seconds Of Bliss

Blue Adrian

C Jamm - What The Nice (2012)

1. Yello Double M
[On Lil' Wayne - Neworleans Maniac]

2. We The $.$T (Feat. BewhY & Keebo)
[On Kanye West - Clique]

3. The Begining (Feat. Keebo)
[On Omarion - I Get it in]

4. Supa Rookie
[Prod. BewhY]

5. Yello Monster (Feat. BewhY & Keebo)
[Prod. BewhY]

6. 쎈캐 인 다 빌딘
[On Birdman - Always Strapped]

7. Rainny (Feat. BewhY & Lazy Bones)
[On Tyga - Faded]

8. What The Nice (Feat. J-Zo)
[Prod. BewhY]

9. The Begining Remix (Feat. Keebo & J-Zo)
[On Omarion - I Get it in]

10. Time 2 Shine (Feat. Keebo)
[Prod. BewhY]

Deep Focus

Tom Bushell