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81
It’s an album of adventurous songs and interesting poetry that aims to engage the listener on every level, from the visceral to the cerebral, from latent to ecstatic.
1y
60
Emerging from the collaborative efforts of Aakaash Israni and Ben Sterling, From Memory celebrates both the ten-year creative commitments focused on creating a groundbreaking synth-pop album and the diverse backgrounds of both makers.
1y
uniquely bizarre and tense with sharp sounding bass beats and quick frantic notes along with soulful singing make for a decent LP
This project has an insane amount of creative production- the use of silence is incredibly effective. I can't really get over how some of the vocalists don't really fit the sound of the record- at times it sounds a bit like a more traditional pop vocal performance sitting overtop of some seriously cool instrumentals. No fault of anybody involved with the project, just maybe not the best fit?
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Track List
| 1 | Kingdom 3:19 feat. Amber Coffman | |
| 2 | Afternoon Television 3:48 feat. Amber Coffman | |
| 3 | Paper Money 3:56 feat. Elliott Skinner | |
| 4 | Still Point 2:43 feat. L'Rain | |
| 5 | Something Out of Nothing 3:15 feat. Elliott Skinner | |
| 6 | Everything Is Free 3:03 feat. Amber Coffman | |
| 7 | Modern Interiors 3:19 feat. Anna Wise | |
| 8 | Sunset? 5:40 feat. L'Rain, Elliott Skinner |
Total Length: 29 minutes
