Tomas McMurphy and his 15 year old son, Nathaniel, reside in rural Ireland. Where Tomas moved to when he was 22 years old with his wife to pursue his carpenting business. His wife, Natalie, passed away 7 years ago due to a stroke. All Tomas has left is his beloved boy, his fallen business, and his broken home. One day while Tomas was down in his study, he needed to go upstairs to fetch a cup of water. Once he was in the kitchen he realized all he could hear was the rain pattering on the roof. This was strange because Nathaniel is always playing with his blocks. Nathaniel struggles with a severe case of autism and playing with blocks are his way to enjoy himself. So not hearing the clattering and clinking was concerning. So he went up the stairs and started to call his name. He grows more frantic when he hears nothing back and cannot find him as he runs from room to room. he rushes down the stairs only to find the door ajar and creaking. He kicks the door open and begins to yell and search the premises. Praying for Nathaniel to respond. But to no avail. He starts running through the field and stumbles into a gateway at the treeline. This was an unknown obstacle and very very peculiar as to how it got there. With a thick lock he looks for a way to break through, as it looks like a newer lock and chain. He finds a massive screwdriver and wirecutters under a tarp by his house and goes back to the gate. He struggles for a couple minutes but busts through. and then his journey begins...

A Gateway at the Treeline

At the heart of Valloa lies a passion for storytelling. They use their music as a vehicle to transport their listeners to different worlds, each with its own unique atmosphere and mood. Through their use of experimental bass, swaying melodies, and punchy drums, Valloa has managed to create a sound that is both captivating and distinctive, drawing in listeners from all walks of life.

One of the hallmarks of Valloa's music is their ability to create a sense of movement and progression throughout each track. From the opening beats to the final notes, there is a clear sense of a journey that takes the listener through a series of highs and lows, building to a climax that leaves them breathless.

But what really sets Valloa apart is their use of storytelling within their music. Each track is like a mini episode, with its own distinct characters, plot, and setting. Through their music, Valloa is able to explore themes of love, loss, triumph, and adventure, taking the listener on a journey that is both thrilling and unforgettable.

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@cimmerianrecords

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