heaven's on fire; attornia fst
HEAVEN'S ON FIRE
by dearclaudia
This mix is split by chapters, however the descriptions are merely of the general mood of the song and doesn't include spoilers.
Intro. BROOKE FRASER | Orphans, Kingdom
A folk stroll along the countryside, with a light clapping that accompanies the vocals, that only gets louder and louder, as insistent as an battalion.
1. Kings of Convenience | Weight of My Words (Four Tet Remix)
Hazy, spinning and muted.
2. The Tallest Man on Earth | King of Spain
A rustic, drawling wail that for whatever reason pulls you in anyways as it goes on about fanciful monarchy dreams and serious wanderlust.
3. Lord Huron | When Will I See You Again (White Sea Remix)
Stuttering, echoing, reverberating like you're in a church, but has a reckless flair and sprinkles of synths.
4. Era | Caccini + Redemption + Ave Maria (Vivaldi)
Classic mashup, as everything is weaved in together into a surprising cohesive movement.
5. Goldmund | John Harrington
Somber, stark, and unadorned. Minimalist.
6. William Fitzsimmons | Funeral Dress
Quiet, a little sad and gloomy.
7. Matt Pond PA | Love to get Used
Slightly a bit more upbeat, cute and sweet.
8. Yonderboi | Before You Snap
Foreboding, droning, and hypnotic.
9. Giana Factory | Rainbow Girl (Glasser Remake)
For a song called 'Rainbow Girl', it's pretty noir. Heavy-hitting and like a somber dance routine. Still beautiful.
10. The Civil Wars | No Ordinary Love (Sade Cover)
Pleading, insistent, and plays along the heart strings. They whisper, and yet you're left straining to hear every single note.
11. Cocorosie | Lemonade
Unorthodox is one way to put it. Another might be hallucination inducing with streams of saxaphone and raspy vocals. Still worth the drug-free trip.
12. Sebastian Tellier | La Ritournelle (Mr. Dan's Mix)
And finally, a bright light at the end, with twinkling chimes and sweet guitars. "I want to spend my life with you," repeated over and over again.
Download @ MEDIAFIRE
by dearclaudia
This mix is split by chapters, however the descriptions are merely of the general mood of the song and doesn't include spoilers.
Intro. BROOKE FRASER | Orphans, Kingdom
A folk stroll along the countryside, with a light clapping that accompanies the vocals, that only gets louder and louder, as insistent as an battalion.
1. Kings of Convenience | Weight of My Words (Four Tet Remix)
Hazy, spinning and muted.
2. The Tallest Man on Earth | King of Spain
A rustic, drawling wail that for whatever reason pulls you in anyways as it goes on about fanciful monarchy dreams and serious wanderlust.
3. Lord Huron | When Will I See You Again (White Sea Remix)
Stuttering, echoing, reverberating like you're in a church, but has a reckless flair and sprinkles of synths.
4. Era | Caccini + Redemption + Ave Maria (Vivaldi)
Classic mashup, as everything is weaved in together into a surprising cohesive movement.
5. Goldmund | John Harrington
Somber, stark, and unadorned. Minimalist.
6. William Fitzsimmons | Funeral Dress
Quiet, a little sad and gloomy.
7. Matt Pond PA | Love to get Used
Slightly a bit more upbeat, cute and sweet.
8. Yonderboi | Before You Snap
Foreboding, droning, and hypnotic.
9. Giana Factory | Rainbow Girl (Glasser Remake)
For a song called 'Rainbow Girl', it's pretty noir. Heavy-hitting and like a somber dance routine. Still beautiful.
10. The Civil Wars | No Ordinary Love (Sade Cover)
Pleading, insistent, and plays along the heart strings. They whisper, and yet you're left straining to hear every single note.
11. Cocorosie | Lemonade
Unorthodox is one way to put it. Another might be hallucination inducing with streams of saxaphone and raspy vocals. Still worth the drug-free trip.
12. Sebastian Tellier | La Ritournelle (Mr. Dan's Mix)
And finally, a bright light at the end, with twinkling chimes and sweet guitars. "I want to spend my life with you," repeated over and over again.
Download @ MEDIAFIRE