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Michael, I don't fully understand and I hope my reading of your post turns out wrong. Anyway, stay strong and accept support:
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All the best!
A couple of weeks ago, there was an art festival at an old brewery in my hometown and, as the closing performance, I did a live score together with musicians from other bands for the french-czechoslovakian film "La Planète Sauvage" (also "Fantastic Planet" or "Der Wilde Planet"). It was a one-time, semi-improvised thing and it turned out pretty great. It was quite an exciting experience to make music as a supplement to visual style and content. Since the music didn't have to stand by itself, it was real big fun how much it allows you to play with dynamics.
Imagine a little Pink Floyd, Can, Ambient, a little MP groove here and there….feel free to give it a click! I would appreciate it. (seperated in 8 clips on youtube, the one below being my favorite)
Great album. Pretty much dad rock, but in a good way
Great to hear Bent's bass play in a poppier context. It's been a while.
Not a local, yet I attended the 2014 at Hiroshima mon amour/Torino and I must say that I replay liked the club. Rather small, approx 200-250 capacity, a nice stage and proper PA.
Phil Collins gained a little!
Very beautiful studio…some great bands recorded there.
Curious about the outcome.
BTW Jaga Jazzist also retreated to some remote studio in central Sweden for a new album. Looking just as cozy.
Wow! Favorite set so far, I would say.
Just rediscovered Coventry Boy… what a mellow gem! That tiny chord progression around the 1:25 mark is one of the most subtle moments of magic ever recorded.
Reine being useless??? :o
Oh, the blasphemy!!!
Anyway, thanks for the report. I was at said venue in 2014. No brilliant sound/atmosphere either, but a great set and show back then.
Thanks, Thor! Great pictures…the third one with Reine apparently somewhat shredding the acoustic is just hilarious!
@punj
Although i don't share the enthusiasm, thanks for the review! a pleasure to read. Safe travels!
Besides tour preparations, Snah obviously has some spare creativity to record with Trondheim neighbors SOUP:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BuCmbreCRiM/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=144la163gkp7e
After a couple of spins, I have to say that I don't like the album. Out of context, it is a solid hardrock/psych/prog album, but in the context of MP being the best band in the world and in the context of the explorations of the last 10 years I find it rather boring to be honest. The production is technically brilliant and transparent, but it lacks balls and grit. As much as I cherish the steam train attitude of releasing one album after another after 30 years of being a band, I hope that they take a little more time for the next one and come up with something fresh and inspired.
