Where at Night the Wood Grouse Plays

Wehmut

When Shadows Grow Longer 99

Seven Summer Days: Noir

Speak Aloud

The Swedish duo A Swarm of the Sun will release their third album, "The Rifts", on January 30, 2015. It is a bleak and beautiful journey through the innermost landscapes of the heart and soul. A brooding album about losing hope, dreams falling apart, isolation and final moments of clarity and redemption. Unquestionably, this is the band's darkest and most emotional album to date.

A Swarm of the Sun is Erik Nilsson and Jakob Berglund. "The Rifts" is written and produced by the band, and recorded by Erik Nilsson at Garaget Studio and The Church of Brännkyrka. Drums are performed and recorded by Karl Daniel Lidén (Vaka, The Old Wind) at Studio Gröndahl. The album is mixed and mastered by the acclaimed Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna, Refused, Khoma, Pg.lost).

A Swarm of the Sun - Incarceration

Joe Satriani is well known for his up-tempo songs, but for my tastes I love his slower paced ballads like The Forgotten from Flying in A Dream.  I decided to revisit The Forgotten and share it my cover of this beautiful ballad.

The Forgotten (Part 1 & 2)

01. You Went So Silent
02. If These Walls Could Speak [feat. Ben Ellis & Jón Aldará]
03. Heaven Was Blind To My Grief
04. A Glimpse Of Sorrow [feat. Pim Blankenstein]
05. The Deep Vast Emptiness
06. Even If I Fall

The Deep Vast Emptiness

November

SULTANS OF SWING  <—aLCHEMY LIVE—> cover version

Midwestern Moods(Live for Joe Pleva in 2005)

iron curtain memory

Welcome to My DNA

Zigota

I should do more visual artworks but find myself playing the guitar instead .... basic influence and reason to buy a guitar many decades ago was english folk baroque style of Renbourn/Jansch. Actually met John Renbourn some years ago and he asked me why I didnt pick up my own folk tradition? ... yes why not... apart from that music is music.

iron curtain memory

jon spilde