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KARMS presents a unique approach to an anthem. The Legion Gaming Terabyte. Listening to all but the last few seconds of “We Always Lose,” the takeaway is a pessimistic one – “you can’t win, because you are surrounded by doubters and enemies.” There are hints of messaging a positive approach; then the chorus returns and the black cloud settles in. That is fine, music can motivate, but that’s not its only role.
The lead and backing vocals are strong; they can carry the track. And we enjoy the Rock guitar that drives the bridge at 2:28. An opportunity to attend a performance in this genre may be headed your way. Happy Abandon is touring. The current list of tour stops is at the bottom of this post. Happy Abandon is based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, so West Coast visits aren’t the norm. They are promoting their debut album, “ Facepaint,” which was released on Schoolkids Records.
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The members of the band are Peter Vance (lead vocals, guitars, banjo, percussion), Jake Waits (percussion, backing vocals), Justin Ellis (synth, bass, mandolin, woodwinds, backing vocals), and (at times) Alex Thompson (piano, keyboards, harmonium, synth, backing vocals). ' [It] marks the transition between my older roots of folky, acoustic, singer-songwriter music into the more dynamic, ambient, and cinematic sound that is found in the songs that I write for Happy Abandon. The song fell into a period of my life where I found myself floating about aimlessly. The song itself talks of discomfort in the domestic lifestyle that comes from being a young adult, and transitioning into new and unexplored facets of life.
Sometimes this wanderlust requires disconnecting from the comforts you relied on. It has always felt like the best representation of what Happy Abandon is all about; intimate and thoughtful, yet dramatic and intense.' Even the intro has two parts. “Dream To Keep Us Going” begins with an acoustic guitar and one-syllable vocals sharing the spotlight.
Other instruments (such a delicate electric guitar) provide short-term support. This continues until 1:18, when part two of the intro is controlled by an electric guitar. In the body of the song, male vocals drive the song, with only a hint that Easy Wanderlings includes a second person with lead-vocals capability. That changes at 2:24, when the spotlight shifts to the second vocalist, and the track is female vocals-driven. Later, the spotlight is on a 1970’s George Benson guitar (3:41), until a band shout of “Wooo” marks a shift to a saxophone drive (4:09).
Watching an entire season of a television series within seven days has a number of advantages. One is it is that it’s more apparent when praise should be extended to the person or people selecting the music and deciding which snippets are to accompany particular scenes. We binge watched the first season of “Shooter” via Netflix. The music selection started slowly, but certainly improved. Our favorite episode in terms of music was the sixth (of ten), which included “What Went Down” by Foals and “Walking On Fire” by Rilan and the Bombardiers. “Across their debut EP, The Howl & The Hum draw on sounds which feel simultaneously epic and intimate, uplifting yet melancholic: from the experimental, electronic textures of The Cure or Massive Attack to the atmospheric, transatlantic rock of The National, via a love of classic songwriters like Townes Van Zandt.
Four university friends from four different walks of life, performing as The Howl & The Hum was first inspired by Ginsberg's poem 'Howl', which is the call, with 'the Hum' appearing to be a more modern response. The band then introduced themselves with the emotional video to 'Godmanchester Chinese Bridge', which was created using footage that singer Sam found of his grandparents' golden wedding anniversary from the year before he was born (with their anniversary-waltz reconnecting him to a couple who have long since passed away).”.