feeling moody?
Remember Archive's Bullets, that I posted a few weeks back? Yes, there's more.
Got your Jameson's Irish Whiskey on the rocks?
Got your cigarette or cigar (if you smoke)?
Turn the lights low, and the volume up.
Again from You All Look The Same To Me (2002). At over 16 minutes, it's worth the price of admission.
Fool from You All Look The Same To Me
Dangervisit from Controlling Crowds (2009)
Chaos from Controlling Crowds
Archive is Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths back in 1994, one of the early trip-hoppers on the scene a la Massive Attack. Since then, I think they've disbanded and rebanded, members have come and gone, singers have come and gone, and so forth. The music has also evolved from trip-hopping to progressive rock, and back to electronica/trip-hopping again in Controlling Crowds. All rather epic and moody, these folks, and underrated.
P.S Tracey, my penchance for moody music is currently not conducive to your mix. Lol.
ETA: Whoa...a couple of earth quaky jolts a few minutes ago.
Got your Jameson's Irish Whiskey on the rocks?
Got your cigarette or cigar (if you smoke)?
Turn the lights low, and the volume up.
Again from You All Look The Same To Me (2002). At over 16 minutes, it's worth the price of admission.
Fool from You All Look The Same To Me
Dangervisit from Controlling Crowds (2009)
Chaos from Controlling Crowds
Archive is Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths back in 1994, one of the early trip-hoppers on the scene a la Massive Attack. Since then, I think they've disbanded and rebanded, members have come and gone, singers have come and gone, and so forth. The music has also evolved from trip-hopping to progressive rock, and back to electronica/trip-hopping again in Controlling Crowds. All rather epic and moody, these folks, and underrated.
P.S Tracey, my penchance for moody music is currently not conducive to your mix. Lol.
ETA: Whoa...a couple of earth quaky jolts a few minutes ago.