2024-10-07 11:34:29
Canadian (more or less) all-star quartet We are the bright blue children in winter Warming up the cold season “No more Father of Apocalypse” With a mysterious gauze of post-rock and ambient.
„We respect the idea of winter, when you walk inside, your house is warm and the place only exists because of how cold it is outside.“Efrem Manuel Menuk recalled (Good luck! black emperor, Your silver mountain Zion) to the underlying philosophy that drives him and (a powerful version released in 2024) Mat Ball (big|brave) for a project between her and the top two Ada-Musician Jonathan Downs (rhubarb) and patch one (grif) from the first idea to the entire orchestra.
“I will never know how I feel on a cloudy day when, despite the gray sky, the sun is still bright and the light is very flat. The colors become more saturated and you see a flower, such as a morning glory, whose color So bright under the gray, I don’t know if it’s a lovely feeling or a horrible feeling.“
As such, Meynak atmospherically encompasses the hallmarks of a record full of calm, undulating heartbeats: “No more Father of Apocalypse” There’s a homely, warm feeling here, almost like a refuge in the apocalyptic world of Canadian sound.
What else stands out, immediately mice and roses: Meynak’s singing since then Go away and be free, we pour light into everything It became more flexible a decade ago and covered a wider range of nuances besides complaints. In this regard, he deserves to stand safely (but still discreetly) in front of the well-crafted, flat space-creating drone, behind which is the crystalline, subtly gloomy, hope-quivering The waves are paved with heroic retro-futurism.
Trembling and reflecting light Continuing there, observing recordings of unreal birds on his way into the calm astral sphere, Menak controlled his voice in a melancholic temper and told his story carefully. Singing hints are also integrated into the textures; a waking wandering in slow motion takes place in a curious trance, as a patient trance: every musical element We are the bright blue children in winter Make your own arrangements “No more Father of Apocalypse” below. Caring, but not outside the pleasant comfort zone. As a result, the title track is harsher and more abrasive, but at the same time displays a melodically intertwined longing that pervades the organism in an extremely elegant, uplifting, thrilling way, the title succinctly tied together as a solemn song.
take action against it cloudy day Almost bright through the tranquil cathedral, reminiscent of the ethereal ghost Make you think optimistically: “We will drown the four knights in the boiling sea/We know joy and love/And clear days/We know joy and love/And clear days.“
exist Blanket hanging on balcony (white phosphorus) The drone, on the other hand, propels itself across the landscape like a slowly gliding UFO: threatening at first, then surprisingly sparklingly clean, almost playfully clicky, and a third encounter due to It is particularly impressive due to its game-changing instrument dimensions.
(Good Night) White Phosphorus He then dived into the atmosphere of the sea, hypnotizing things pleasantly, until the last entity took Menak’s hand and turned it into a shadow: “All our pretty lights go to waste Lights up/Here comes the sea/Twenty stories high/Here comes my baby/Good night/Good night/White phosphorus/Good night/Lights down”.
Also, publish at the ideal time “No more Father of Apocalypse” Also acts as a compensating balance “Untitled as of 28 February 13, 2024, 340 dead” Work well and achieve success We are the bright blue children in winter Above all, it’s a subversively moving soundtrack, perfect for that time of year when the nights are getting longer and the days are getting colder. The synergy of this work revealed too much potential to limit it to a one-off project.
“No More Father of the Apocalypse” by “We Are Winter’s Blue Ray Children”
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