https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3rlh18G11E
>inb4 Nirvana
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coVP7MkaAhQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-pjcqjeTeI
>>68761555
I sat and I sat trying to tell you all these things about Quartet, about how each moment is vital to the album's importance, about how in "Aceghd," Nikos Veliotis' cello resonates with a sonorous sense of melancholy, about how in the same track, the rest of the instruments run free and somehow reassure you, about how Quartet is an emotion all to itself. But I couldn't for that very last reason, Quartet is something entirely removed from what we can really conjure up in our minds. I acknowledge the stupidity of my next statement here, but it is true: there really are no words to describe this in a just way. Nothing sounds so beautiful but so dissonant, so minimal but so alive. Quartet throbs with a lively passion that so few musicians have ever experienced, let alone recorded. It is silent but it is loud. It reminds me of departures on train stations and it reminds me of coffee with friends. It reminds me of walks in the city with a group with as much realism as it does when it reminds me of those times that I've traveled on the railroad tracks by myself. I was suspended two or three stories over the water below, looking out at a sunset that illuminated both sides of the trees. Such naturalistic simplicity is nigh impossible to replicate, but this abstract form has it down pact. It is everything you could ever want in music because it's so alive with human feeling. Quartet pulsates with the kind of natural minimalism that opens up your soul to the world arround you; it heightens the senses and soothes the soul. It is a tear-jerker; it is a portrait of all things humane (whether they be sad, happy, cold or warm); and it is an impressionist film with soft contours and blurred, black and white faces. It is the texture of the soul - nothing less but so much more.
>>68761138
https://youtu.be/vLGFyxAP0QE
>>68761796
DELETE THIS
>>68761138
Robbie Basho
Spiritualized
Kamasi Washington
The Books
Fishmans
>>68761555
>>68761585
Wow that sounds absolutely beautiful
>>68761796
holy fuck is this real
also >68761138
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxyETNQOiOo
>>68761752
AND I KNOW SOON COME MY TIME FOR IN MY VOID A PALE HORSE BURNS
>>68761796
Worse than Corey Feldman.
>>68761796
I'm actually starting to think that things like the destruction of Trump Hollywood star, and this, are being done by Trump supporters to give Hillarys following a bad rep.
Seriously how the fuck do they think releasing shit like this is gonna boost Hillarys votes?