Labels: Sound in Silence
Review by: Captain Fidanza
Beautiful, pastoral, instrumental loveliness, evoking the extraordinary colours and autumnal splendour we’ve all been witnessing for the past few weeks. This music would provide an unbeatable accompaniment to footage filmed in the American northeast, with its empty streets, abandoned homes and disused factories.
They better hurry up and document the decline of that area, because from what I’ve been hearing recently all its former glories are soon to return and residents will be driving to their new jobs in (American made) platinum cars, whilst everyone who is not like them in every way is burned at the stake like Herlof’s Marte.