...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI...


..::OPIS::..

Każdy, kto ceni sobie intensywną, wyrafinowaną i niezwykłą muzykę, po prostu nie może zignorować tego występu!

Wyjątkowa muzyka zasługuje na odpowiednią oprawę, a post-rockerzy dokonali doskonałego wyboru. Tym, czym Red Rocks czy Loreley są dla plenerowych sal, tym Lichtburg w Essen jest dla zamkniętych sal. Największe kino w Niemczech, otwarte w 1928 roku, bastion propagandy w czasach III Rzeszy, a od 1998 roku wpisane na listę zabytków, mieści 1200 widzów, a dzięki zintegrowanej scenie może być również wykorzystywane do spektakli teatralnych i koncertów...



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Enter: Death Box 2:01
2. Blades 4:45
3. Kamilah 7:10
4. Giants Leaving 3:29
5. Hazard 6:21
6. Immunity 6:40
7. 500 Years 7:24
8. Eraser 9:50
9. Apparitions 11:35
10. Black Paper Planes 7:43
11. Out There 9:39
12. Metulsky Curse Revisited 10:33



..::OBSADA::..

Bass - Jan Hoffmann
Drums - Janosch Rathmer
Guitar - David Jordan, Florian Füntmann

Cello - Tobias Köhler
Trombone - Matthias Fleige
Trumpet - Nico Wellers
Violin - Felix Köhler




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6x6EkICbPM



SEED 15:00-22:00.
POLECAM!!!

...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI...


..::OPIS::..

Każdy, kto ceni sobie intensywną, wyrafinowaną i niezwykłą muzykę, po prostu nie może zignorować tego występu!

Wyjątkowa muzyka zasługuje na odpowiednią oprawę, a post-rockerzy dokonali doskonałego wyboru. Tym, czym Red Rocks czy Loreley są dla plenerowych sal, tym Lichtburg w Essen jest dla zamkniętych sal. Największe kino w Niemczech, otwarte w 1928 roku, bastion propagandy w czasach III Rzeszy, a od 1998 roku wpisane na listę zabytków, mieści 1200 widzów, a dzięki zintegrowanej scenie może być również wykorzystywane do spektakli teatralnych i koncertów...



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Enter: Death Box 2:01
2. Blades 4:45
3. Kamilah 7:10
4. Giants Leaving 3:29
5. Hazard 6:21
6. Immunity 6:40
7. 500 Years 7:24
8. Eraser 9:50
9. Apparitions 11:35
10. Black Paper Planes 7:43
11. Out There 9:39
12. Metulsky Curse Revisited 10:33



..::OBSADA::..

Bass - Jan Hoffmann
Drums - Janosch Rathmer
Guitar - David Jordan, Florian Füntmann

Cello - Tobias Köhler
Trombone - Matthias Fleige
Trumpet - Nico Wellers
Violin - Felix Köhler




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6x6EkICbPM



SEED 15:00-22:00.
POLECAM!!!

...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI...


..::OPIS::..

With the release of their 2nd album, "Diin", the Bergen post metal band Krakow received much praise and recognition for their special take on the genre. On their 3rd album, "Amaran", the band has developed their style further, and made an unique and atmospheric record that will definitely stand out. This time, the band explores both the more calmer sides of their sound as well as the more experimental drone sides. This makes "Amaran" a highly variated album, filled with both dreaming soundscapes and a sinister and harsh atmosphere.

With the addition of drummer Ask Ty Arctander (Kampfar), the band also have another strong musician in the line-up that has helped to broaden their sound.

Krakow has again worked with producer Iver Sandøy in Solslottet and Duper Studio, and "Amaran" is set to be one of the most uniqe post-metal albums of 2015.




Norwegian band KRAKOW has a history going back a decade or thereabouts, and I understand that all members are fairly seasoned musicians in their own right. As a collective unit they have released a good handful of EPs and albums since their formation. "Amaran" is the most recent of their three studio albums to date, and was released through Norwegian label Dark Essence Records at the start of 2015.
Dark Essence is a label I understand are well known for their orientation towards metal, and Krakow is most certainly a band that resides within that sphere of music. They are not your typical purveyors of aggression and darkness however, and they do bring quite a lot to the table on this particular production. There's not too much aggression at hand here either, although it does pop up now and then, whereas those more fond of introspective, bleak and subtly oppressive moods and atmospheres will find a lot to enjoy on this CD.

I think a good place to start here is with doom metal and possibly grunge and stoner metal as well, as I kind of get the impression that these make up the foundation for the escapades of this quartet. More often than not as distant echoes and shadows lurking beneath, but fairly often also with elongated passages and sequences exploring a more or less well defined take on those genres as well. Not all that often without some additional features however, so those fond of these styles in a more purebred manner will perhaps not be intrigued by this specific album.

What Krakow adds to these fairly popular takes on hard rock and metal are cosmic and psychedelic instrument details, subtle amounts of post-punk angst and vibrancy, a fairly liberal amount of fluttering nervous instrument details and textured instrument motifs post-rock style, occasional dips into m ore of a black metal inspired sound and a bit more liberal use of black metal inspired backing vocals complementing, supplementing and contrasting the mostly more melodic, controlled and compelling lead vocals. Arguably with something of a progressive rock approach to the art of compositional structures, theme and arrangement development to boot.

The album as such is fairly diverse actually, but the ongoing dark, bleak and subtly oppressive atmospheres does give it more of a cohesive expression overall, one that might be experienced as one-dimensional as well by those listening to music in in more of a superficial manner. Hence this is a CD that calls for those who listen with a certain amount of focus and concentration. Those who recognize themselves in such a description, who tends to find bleak moods compelling in general and who enjoys some variety to such landscapes such probably give a listen to this album at some point. Especially if these are explored within a context of doom and stoner metal.

Windhawk


..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Luminauts 7:36
2. Atom 5:28
3. Genesis 3:11
4. Vitriol 6:03
5. Pendulum 6:00
6. Of Earth 9:07
7. Ten Silent Circles 6:49



..::OBSADA::..

René Misje - guitar, vocals
Kjartan Grønhaug - guitar
Frode Kilvik - bass, vocals
Ask Ty Arctander - drums



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNdDX2NoTLc



SEED 15:00-22:00.
POLECAM!!!

...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI...


..::OPIS::..

With the release of their 2nd album, "Diin", the Bergen post metal band Krakow received much praise and recognition for their special take on the genre. On their 3rd album, "Amaran", the band has developed their style further, and made an unique and atmospheric record that will definitely stand out. This time, the band explores both the more calmer sides of their sound as well as the more experimental drone sides. This makes "Amaran" a highly variated album, filled with both dreaming soundscapes and a sinister and harsh atmosphere.

With the addition of drummer Ask Ty Arctander (Kampfar), the band also have another strong musician in the line-up that has helped to broaden their sound.

Krakow has again worked with producer Iver Sandøy in Solslottet and Duper Studio, and "Amaran" is set to be one of the most uniqe post-metal albums of 2015.




Norwegian band KRAKOW has a history going back a decade or thereabouts, and I understand that all members are fairly seasoned musicians in their own right. As a collective unit they have released a good handful of EPs and albums since their formation. "Amaran" is the most recent of their three studio albums to date, and was released through Norwegian label Dark Essence Records at the start of 2015.
Dark Essence is a label I understand are well known for their orientation towards metal, and Krakow is most certainly a band that resides within that sphere of music. They are not your typical purveyors of aggression and darkness however, and they do bring quite a lot to the table on this particular production. There's not too much aggression at hand here either, although it does pop up now and then, whereas those more fond of introspective, bleak and subtly oppressive moods and atmospheres will find a lot to enjoy on this CD.

I think a good place to start here is with doom metal and possibly grunge and stoner metal as well, as I kind of get the impression that these make up the foundation for the escapades of this quartet. More often than not as distant echoes and shadows lurking beneath, but fairly often also with elongated passages and sequences exploring a more or less well defined take on those genres as well. Not all that often without some additional features however, so those fond of these styles in a more purebred manner will perhaps not be intrigued by this specific album.

What Krakow adds to these fairly popular takes on hard rock and metal are cosmic and psychedelic instrument details, subtle amounts of post-punk angst and vibrancy, a fairly liberal amount of fluttering nervous instrument details and textured instrument motifs post-rock style, occasional dips into m ore of a black metal inspired sound and a bit more liberal use of black metal inspired backing vocals complementing, supplementing and contrasting the mostly more melodic, controlled and compelling lead vocals. Arguably with something of a progressive rock approach to the art of compositional structures, theme and arrangement development to boot.

The album as such is fairly diverse actually, but the ongoing dark, bleak and subtly oppressive atmospheres does give it more of a cohesive expression overall, one that might be experienced as one-dimensional as well by those listening to music in in more of a superficial manner. Hence this is a CD that calls for those who listen with a certain amount of focus and concentration. Those who recognize themselves in such a description, who tends to find bleak moods compelling in general and who enjoys some variety to such landscapes such probably give a listen to this album at some point. Especially if these are explored within a context of doom and stoner metal.

Windhawk



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Luminauts 7:36
2. Atom 5:28
3. Genesis 3:11
4. Vitriol 6:03
5. Pendulum 6:00
6. Of Earth 9:07
7. Ten Silent Circles 6:49



..::OBSADA::..

René Misje - guitar, vocals
Kjartan Grønhaug - guitar
Frode Kilvik - bass, vocals
Ask Ty Arctander - drums



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNdDX2NoTLc



SEED 15:00-22:00.
POLECAM!!!

..::INFO::..

---------------------------------------------------------------------
John Lennon - The Alternate Mind Games
---------------------------------------------------------------------

Artist...............: John Lennon
Album................: The Alternate Mind Games
Genre................: Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2005
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) & Lite-On iHAS124
Codec................: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC)
Version..............: reference libFLAC 1.5.0 20250211
Quality..............: Lossless, (avg. compression: 52 %)
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit
Tags.................: VorbisComment
Information..........: Pear - Unofficial Release

Included.............: NFO, M3U, CUE
Covers...............: Front Back CD

---------------------------------------------------------------------
Tracklisting
---------------------------------------------------------------------

1. John Lennon - Mind Games [04:08]
2. John Lennon - Tight A$ [04:22]
3. John Lennon - Aisumasen (I'm Sorry) [04:42]
4. John Lennon - One Day (At A Time) [03:17]
5. John Lennon - Bring On The Lucie (Freda Peeple) [04:16]
6. John Lennon - Nutopian International Anthem [00:04]
7. John Lennon - Intuition [02:49]
8. John Lennon - Out The Blue [04:10]
9. John Lennon - Only People [03:04]
10. John Lennon - I Know (I Know) [03:45]
11. John Lennon - You Are Here [04:38]
12. John Lennon - Meat City [02:29]
13. John Lennon - Rock 'N' Roll People [02:39]
14. John Lennon - I Promise (Mind Games) [01:56]
15. John Lennon - Make Love Not War [03:31]
16. John Lennon - Tight A$ [02:05]
17. John Lennon - Call My Name (Aisumasen) [04:05]
18. John Lennon - Free The People (Bring On The Lucie) [01:00]
19. John Lennon - Intuition/How?/God [02:24]
20. John Lennon - I Know (I Know) [03:02]
21. John Lennon - Shoeshine (Meat City) [03:42]
22. John Lennon - Meat City [02:06]
23. John Lennon - Rock 'N' Roll People [03:39]
24. John Lennon - Here We Go Again [03:11]
25. John Lennon - Just Because [02:47]
26. John Lennon - Nutopian International Anthem [00:15]

Playing Time.........: 01:18:19
Total Size...........: 440,38 MB

...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI



Album niczym ciepły koc w ciemny, zimowy wieczór...


A Mother To Scare Away The Darkness is our second official release and the prequel of Chains for the Sea.e Chineli



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. A Mother To Scare Away The Darkness 06:38
2. New Beginnings 03:32
3. The Machine 06:05
4. For The Son You Could Not Save 05:53
5. In The Woods 04:03
6. Through The Caverns 04:41
7. Small Victories 03:52
8. Quantum 02:56
9. Don't Break The Loop 05:57

Children voices by Savannah and Skye Chineli



https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=5ekgDukO6ug&t=684s



SEED 15:00-22:00.
POLECAM!!!

...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI


..::OPIS::..

Chains for the sea is the debut album of Halocraft band and the first part of the witches forest story line. The story of a little girl who found a gift that fell from the sky centuries ago and of a world not ready to see the universe for what it is...



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Under the Waves she Sleeps 03:06
2. The Daughter you've Always Wanted 03:46
3. Vertigo, the Desire to Fall 05:28
4. Chains for the Sea 04:00
5. In Orbit 04:03
6. Those who sow winds 04:41
7. It has Awaken 06:18
8. False Vacuum 03:44
9. She speaks of stars 05:23

Children voices by Savannah and Skye Chineli.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq1rxpijuJE



SEED 15:00-22:00.
POLECAM!!!

...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI



..::OPIS::..

'Ten pięknie wykonany digipack to pozycja obowiązkowa dla każdego fana Tides From Nebula. Album „Instant Rewards” jest dostępny w wysokiej jakości, w starannie zaprojektowanym opakowaniu, w którym każdy szczegół odzwierciedla troskę i poświęcenie włożone w tworzenie muzyki. Od oszałamiającej grafiki po najwyższej jakości materiały, ta płyta CD oferuje naprawdę wciągające doświadczenie, zarówno wizualnie, jak i dźwiękowo. Doskonały dodatek do każdej kolekcji, pokazujący zaangażowanie zespołu w jakość w każdym aspekcie.'

Zespół


Co czyni „Instant Rewards” wyjątkowym, to fakt, że cały album został wyprodukowany samodzielnie przez zespół. Tides From Nebula postanowił wrócić do korzeni i podjąć wyzwanie stworzenia płyty w duchu „do it yourself”. To odważny krok, szczególnie dla zespołu o tak bogatym dorobku, jednak muzycy podkreślają, że dzięki temu mogli oddać w pełni autentyczne brzmienie, na którym im zależało.

„Ten album to wizja będąca najbliżej nas samych. Pracując samodzielnie, mieliśmy pełną kontrolę nad każdym aspektem tworzenia, od kompozycji po finalne brzmienie. To było wyzwanie, ale też niesamowicie satysfakcjonujący proces. ‘Instant Rewards’ to dla nas coś więcej niż tylko kolejna płyta – to nasza odpowiedź na zmiany, które zaszły na świecie i w nas samych” – mówi Maciej Karbowski, gitarzysta zespołu.

Album powstawał w warunkach niezależnych, z dala od komercyjnych studiów nagraniowych, we własnym Nebula Studio, co dodało mu surowości i autentyczności. Dla Tides From Nebula była to szansa na pełne wyrażenie siebie i powrót do korzeni ich twórczości.

„Instant Rewards” to mieszanka surowej energii z początków działalności zespołu oraz dojrzałości artystycznej, którą zdobyli przez lata.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggMHNFyxF5M



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Burned To The Ground 07:17
2. The Great Survey 07:30
3. Rhino 04:27
4. Fearflood 05:58
5. Flora 06:56
6. The Haunting 05:06
7. Ashes (reprise) 01:45
8. In The Blood 07:04
9. The Sweetest Way To Die 06:08



..::OBSADA::..

Maciej Karbowski - guitar, keyboards
Przemek Węgłowski - bass, keyboards
Tomasz Stołowski - drums



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBeWe_TgL_Q



SEED 15:00-22:00.
POLECAM!!!