Great ambiance, I like the electricity that the sounds convey and when you drift back into a more traditional song with the spoken word, it's a nice journey; there's a very Lynchian quality to the whole track

Great ambiance, I like the electricity that the sounds convey and when you drift back into a more traditional song with the spoken word, it's a nice journey; there's a very Lynchian quality to the whole track <3

Haha thanks! Yeah the plan was to do some spooky, unpleasant atmospheric music that lends itself to a "hidden" traditional track for those patient enough to listen to all of it  . I would have liked to expand upon the section at the end and them book end it all with some kind of pretty ambient bit but that's the kind of thing that would take me more than a week to complete.

[quote=Gab Manette]Great ambiance, I like the electricity that the sounds convey and when you drift back into a more traditional song with the spoken word, it's a nice journey; there's a very Lynchian quality to the whole track <3[/quote] Haha thanks! Yeah the plan was to do some spooky, unpleasant atmospheric music that lends itself to a "hidden" traditional track for those patient enough to listen to all of it :P. I would have liked to expand upon the section at the end and them book end it all with some kind of pretty ambient bit but that's the kind of thing that would take me more than a week to complete.

I usually don't like spoken word music, but this is pretty nice. Sweet vibe here

I usually don't like spoken word music, but this is pretty nice. Sweet vibe here :)

Thanks! Yeah, I feel that, I've tried going out of my way to listen to spoken word albums before and they weren't really my thing. There are a couple of albums I really like that have a few spoken word passages but I found them by other means. They would be Kayo Dot's Choirs of the Eye (the centerpiece of Manifold Curiosity has 3 poems being spoken over one another, with certain words in each poem being said at the same time like overlapping realities) and most of Slint's Spiderland album. I liked the way spoken word sounded from those albums which is part of the inspiration about trying it out here. This song is something I'll probably work on again in the future because I'd like to change some of the lines, connect things better, remove that bad guitar bit towards the begining of the song (I improvised it the day of before uploading) etc.

Appreciate your feedback

[quote=Mission Crossing]I usually don't like spoken word music, but this is pretty nice. Sweet vibe here :)[/quote] Thanks! Yeah, I feel that, I've tried going out of my way to listen to spoken word albums before and they weren't really my thing. There are a couple of albums I really like that have a few spoken word passages but I found them by other means. They would be Kayo Dot's Choirs of the Eye (the centerpiece of Manifold Curiosity has 3 poems being spoken over one another, with certain words in each poem being said at the same time like overlapping realities) and most of Slint's Spiderland album. I liked the way spoken word sounded from those albums which is part of the inspiration about trying it out here. This song is something I'll probably work on again in the future because I'd like to change some of the lines, connect things better, remove that bad guitar bit towards the begining of the song (I improvised it the day of before uploading) etc. Appreciate your feedback :)

There are some really wonderful sounds in this experiment. I'd call it a success!

There are some really wonderful sounds in this experiment. I'd call it a success!

This is a good experiment! I like the different guitar sounds and ambient! It seems an empty dark place but it has so relaxing feeling.

This is a good experiment! I like the different guitar sounds and ambient! It seems an empty dark place but it has so relaxing feeling.

woah, this is really cool. super cinematic, love the swells and atmosphere. reminds me a bit of miles davis - panthalassa

woah, this is really cool. super cinematic, love the swells and atmosphere. reminds me a bit of miles davis - panthalassa