Nightjar wrote:

In fact, it's all a bit like Coil.

Which is not exactly a compliment.

Thankfully without Jhonn Balance mumbling on about men's b*mholes as portals to the esoteric ways of s*x majick though.

Track 3 - Stumble Then Rise on Some Awkward Morning.

back to the piano.

This is the kind of music that plays over the moody, montage bits of 9pm BBC dramas and Scandi-Noirs.

They could try throwing in the occasional new note, someday,

Nightjar wrote:

This is the kind of music that plays over the moody, montage bits of 9pm BBC dramas and Scandi-Noirs.

At the ending, when all the various characters are reflecting on the tragic circumstances of the previous 60 minutes.

And where somebody reveals through some sneaky action that they have a dark secret to hide.

Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

In fact, it's all a bit like Coil.

Which is not exactly a compliment.

Thankfully without Jhonn Balance mumbling on about men's b*mholes as portals to the esoteric ways of s*x majick though.

I've just spent 5 minutes trying to find that picture of John Balance where he's a lookalike of a coach.

Couldn't find it.

Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

This is the kind of music that plays over the moody, montage bits of 9pm BBC dramas and Scandi-Noirs.

At the ending, when all the various characters are reflecting on the tragic circumstances of the previous 60 minutes.

And where somebody reveals through some sneaky action that they have a dark secret to hide.

Like you see them go out of a cottage with a bundle of stained clothes and go in a barn and then there's a shot from outside the barn and it's obvious that they've set fire to them.

Nightjar wrote:

This is the kind of music that plays over the moody, montage bits of 9pm BBC dramas and Scandi-Noirs.

Yeah, where do you think they got that from? This, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Rachels' and a whole hoard of cinematic post-rocks.

Track 4 - Movie (Never Made).

Is this side 2?

Singing!

Of a sort.

Singing!

Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

This is the kind of music that plays over the moody, montage bits of 9pm BBC dramas and Scandi-Noirs.

At the ending, when all the various characters are reflecting on the tragic circumstances of the previous 60 minutes.

And where somebody reveals through some sneaky action that they have a dark secret to hide.

Like you see them go out of a cottage with a bundle of stained clothes and go in a barn and then there's a shot from outside the barn and it's obvious that they've set fire to them.

And then it goes black.

And then it says "next time on Gloomy Farm" and you go "I don't want to know, stop spoiling it!" and you're all fumbling for the remote control.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

Singing!

No, it's the light track to end side one.


Double Bass.

Interesting comment on Youtube.