[Verse1]
what's that noise? (wooooo)
it's getting closer and closer. 
is that a ring? (wooooo)
it's getting louder and louder.

Is it my mind? (wooooo)
I can't escape from this.
Is it just stress?
or is it my mind?

[Chorus1]
Shut out the noise,
(make it go away), 
(I'm their prey).
Trapped in my thoughts,
(don't let me stray),

Shut out the noise,
(make it go away), 
(I'm their prey).
Trapped in my thoughts,
(don't let me stray),
(Fight through the dark)
find my way

[Bridge]

[Chorus2]
Shut out the noise,
(make it go away), 
Trapped in my thoughts,
(I'm their prey).
Hold on to hope,
(don't let me stray),
Fight through the dark   
find my way

Shut out the noise,
(make it go away), 
Trapped in my thoughts,
(I'm their prey).
Hold on to hope,
(don't let me stray),
(Fight through the dark)   
find my way

[Outro]
Shut out the noise
Shut out the noise
Shut out the noise
...


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Uploaded the track without vocals and bass. I'll reupload it later with the bass recorded and vocals added. :)
보컬이랑 베이스 없이 업로드 되었는데 나중에 다시 재업로드 할게요 :)
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20240525. 보컬 라인 완성! 녹음만 하면 끝!

바뀔수도 있지만 일단 가사는 위에 적어놓은걸로 가보려 합니다.
가이드 보컬은 Purple Pizza 님이 해주시기로 했습니다.
곧 업데이트 드리겠습니다.
Purple Pizza
인스타그램: www.instagram.com/pur_ple_pizza?ut…ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
사운드클라우드: on.soundcloud.com/NpUhFwe7J43CjFFXA
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I've finished the Verse and Chorus of this song, all I need to do is record it!
These might change, but for now, let's go with the lyrics I've written earlier on top.

08. Shut out the noise (Instrumental Version)

Nothing Of Cities

These are two live tracks from our set at the Sando supporting Rosetta in July 2012. Our good friend and sound guy, Mikey Taverner, managed to salvage from a live recording we had done. These were the only 2 that could be saved. One is With Grace and the other is 3/4 of Balaclava Cold. It was a great show for us, and in general and the only decent live recording of With Grace. We're glad to have at least that one. x 

01 We Lost The Sea - With Grace - Live At Sando

Leech - The Man With The Hammer

from 'The Outpost' [CD|LP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den273
available on all formats at [http://denovali.com/blueneck]

Hailing from North Somerset in the UK, Blueneck have been at forefront of the European underground music scene since forming in 2000. They’ve released five critically-acclaimed albums, toured extensively with acts like Cult of Luna and Mono and featured in series of high profile European festivals including a triumphant midnight set at Glastonbury 2014. The band have also soundtracked a number of independent films and had their work featured on NBC, HBO and SyFy channels.

Typically obsessive, fastidious and reclusive in their approach to recording (Blueneck’s last album, 2014’s epic KING NINE, was almost 4 years in the making) the band’s forthcoming long-player THE OUTPOST was written and recorded over an uncharacteristically short 18 months.

This shortened gestation period was not the only respect in which THE OUTPOST is markedly different to Blueneck’s previous recording experience and output (2006’s SCARS OF THE MIDWEST, 2009’s THE FALLEN HOST, 2011’s REPETITIONS, 2012’s vocal-free soundtrack album EPILOGUE, 2014’s KING NINE). Originally planned as a wholly separate touring electronica side-project for singer-songwriter Duncan Attwood and guitarist Rich Sadler, the duo began to find the prospect of deploying the full Blueneck sonic arsenal - along with the skills of long-term producer collaborator Matt Sampson and bass-player Ben Paget - all too irresistible. Once the decision had been made to fold the side-project back under the Blueneck banner, the fact that home recordings were already well-advanced made for a refreshingly fluid, fast (for Blueneck) and - dare we say - fun final 12 months of studio time.

The resulting LP retains the melodic songcraft of Blueneck’s best work, as well as Attwood’s inimitable seductive, haunting vocals. However THE OUTPOST eschews the southern-gothic sepia of KING NINE in exchange for a maxed-out colour contrast of electronic beats, vibrant vintage synths and guitars that are by turns ballsy, soaring and delicately intricate.

From the pulsing Archive-esque Prog whiplash of ‘From Beyond’ to the plaintive Sparklehorse meets Boards of Canada electro-pop of ‘Ghosts’ (Blueneck’s most accessible moment to date); and from the windswept Earth-esque Americana of ‘The White Ship’ to the Talk Talk covering John Carpenter expanse of ‘Hive’; Blueneck have created one of their most passionate, propulsive and progressive recordings to date.

As with KING NINE, Blueneck are employing the artistry of acclaimed artist and filmmaker Lasse Hoile (who previously worked with Anathema, Porcupine Tree and Opeth). Lasse’s album art - along with forthcoming music videos - feature a neon-tinted Lovecraftian 80’s menace in a small town American heartland, reminiscent of Netflix show ‘Stranger Things’, recent indie-horror movie ‘It Follows’ and John Carpenter’s Apocalypse Trilogy.

Praise for Blueneck:

“Stunning” – Rock Sound
“Fantastic… An intoxicating all-consuming experience” – Classic Rock: Prog
“Beautiful… Creepy” - Vice
“Melds heavy alt-rock with gentle Amnesiac-era Radiohead fragility in impressive style” – Metal Hammer
“One of England's best kept secrets” – The Digital Fix

The Outpost

Blueneck - Ghosts

Margouillat

Spotify: http://bit.ly/Kaiho
LP / CD / Dig: http://kauan.bandcamp.com/album/kaiho

Kaiho

Spotify Full Album

Siiville Nousu

Have You Found Home?

07 Russian Circles-Xavii

1.lullaby

An improvisational piano piece recorded after Rudi sent me some sheet music for his "Lunar Semaphore" track, appearing on his "Echoes From One To Another" album (Symbolic Interaction, 2008). 

Here's a link to the original track:
https://soundcloud.com/rudiarapahoe/lunar-semaphore

Rudi Arapahoe - Lunar Semaphore (HC Improv Cover)

Years of Rice and Salt is a 6-piece instrumental rock / folk band based in London, United Kingdom. They were formed in Summer ‘08 and released their debut EP entitled Service Bell EP on 31st January 2009. The EP is a themed collection of songs navigating the timeline of a shipwreck through music.

The first full-length album, Nothing of Cities was released in June 2011. 

The Silent Ballet 8/10 - "Nothing of Cities is a celebration of life and sound", "one of 2011’s best post-rock albums"

Nothing Of Cities

Years of Rice and Salt

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