Name: Illusions by Wandering Poets
Duration: 5 min 5 s
Description: ©2019 New Track for Upcoming Album "Axis"

Carved Souls - Whispers 
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Originally created as an orchestral instrumental project for shorts, film scores and commercials. In 2003 the project was revisited with a different approach in mind.

Influenced by synth-pop/darkwave and other styles Carved Souls started composing and decided to explore other medias by developing new ideas and sounds techniques. The new combination of elements forged the fundamental sound of Carved Souls. Group featuring Suede on Vocals, Legion on keys, Gotham on bass/keys, and Krz on drums. 

With the new album “Whispers,” Carved Souls has taken another step.  With tracks like “Satellite,” “Worthless,” and “Dark Reflection,” Carved Souls has surely made a new step forward by bringing analogue sound to the dark undertone they have forged.   



“Satellite” 
This song is about finding something out there worth saving.  The world may be filled with disappointment, and though it may seem hard at times, there is always something that can be that light in the dark.  It is about having hope. 
“Worthless”
We have struggles in life that may seem diluted with self-doubt, but we have ourselves to pull each other up.  This song relates to that struggle. It is always hard trying to fix things that seem broke but, despite others views, we have ourselves in the end to put the pieces back together. 
“Dark Reflection”
What a better way to show hidden meaning then having another reflection?  This song talks about that other side, that hidden motive.  Sometimes things are not what they seem. 
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Whispers

Carved Souls - Dark Reflection

"Impulsive electro bliss in a similar stratosphere with Ladytron, Glass Candy or Le Tigre... This is rich intriguing synthtastic mastery" – Big Takeover Magazine
 
"Calling to mind the work of Depeche Mode and Washed Out... envelopes the listener and takes them on a sci-fi journey" – Overblown Magazine
  
"The single "Sexy" is fuckin great"  – Mark Burgess (The Chameleons)

“Metropolitan mode vanities reach galactic new levels. The oscillation between the asphalt synth streets and interstellar outer realms feels closer than ever... building emotions out to outer reaches of our galaxy & minds" – Impose Magazine
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Los Angeles-based duo LUCKYandLOVE have announced they will release their debut album ‘Lucky + Love’ on June 30. The lead single is ‘Digging in the Earth’, the video for which was directed and edited by cinemaphotographer and animator Steve Barron. 
 
These 8 electrified tracks were written when bandmates Loren Luck (drums, synths) and April Love (vocals, keyboards, guitar) were living next to a noisy construction site in Glendale, California. Here they successfully incorporate synth-heavy bass with polyphonic harmonies and crystalline vocals, propelling the music into trance-inducing territory.
 
Inspired by artists such as New Order, OMD, Depeche Mode, Washed Out, Tycho, PJ Harvey and Cocteau Twins, their sound falls beautifully into an everyman’s land between electro rock, dream pop, electronica and synth gaze. Justifiably also described as electrowave or indietronica, this music has, in the words of Loren Luck, “lots of LFO, riveting arpeggiations, simultaneous solos via spacey square waves, with April's smoky vocals”. 
 
This record is an electronic music record, but comes from a more traditional place, where OMD or Kraftwork came from – one of an unsampled, unprogrammed live recording originally at 192kHz/24-bit quality.
 
“Musically, as much attention was paid sonically to the organic moog instruments as April’s voice, and we offered the analog synths space in the songs to breathe to their true dynamic potential,” says Loren Luck.
 
This album came to light through recordings at Eagle Rock's Cave Studio with Josiah Mazzaschi (Light FM), sessions with sound editor Morgen Stary, and Comp-ny Studio with Grammy winner Be Hussey (Guides). The vinyl release was mastered by Kevin Gray, who most recently engineered the reissue of Vangelis's Blade Runner.
 
"My hope is that inviting this record into their life gives listeners some strange rose colored glasses to hear through. The lyrics touch many facets of an abstract philosophy of life – from a spark of physical chemistry between two people in a physical room (Sexy) to the intergalactic forces that spark subtle changes in our entire existence (Taureon), to the gratitude of an unobstructed blue sky (Legal Love), and disdain for a future that pulls us further away from each other (Mars),” explains April Love.
 
Originally from Silver Lake, California, the band formed in 2014, their name inspired by The Good Luck bar where the two had met in 2006. Several mai tai's later, Loren started a music label and began playing drums for April's original band. The two later rented out a warehouse in downtown Los Angeles, built a personal skate ramp, screen printed glow-in-the-dark wedding posters, and launched www.luckyandlove.com. Graphic designers by day, they decided to trade in ball-and-chain laptops forever in favor of playing dirty lo-fi electronica.
 
LUCKYandLOVE currently write and record in their music studio in Echo Park, California. The band is looking forward to recording new tracks with producer John Fryer (This Mortal Coil, Nine Inch Nails, Cocteau Twins, Love and Rockets, His Name is Alive) with plans to drop more singles later in 2017.

Slated for release on June 30, 2017 and with support globally from Southern Record Distributors, this album is being issued digitally and on vinyl, to be available from a record store near you.

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