Monday, October 8, 2012

Butterflies

One Hundred Sixty-Eighth



Artist - Mono
Album - Hymn to the Immortal Wind
Released  - 2009
Label - Temporary Residence Limited
Genre - Post-Rock

Tracks:
Ashes into the Snow
Burial at Sea
Silent Flight, Sleeping Dawn
As Pure As Snow (Trails of the Winter Storm)
Follow the Map
The Battle to Heaven
Everlasting Light


The fifth studio album by Japanese post-rock band Mono, Hymn to the Immortal Wind is progressive rock at its finest. It amazes me when you look up the specifics of a record and you read that the producer was none other than the great Steve Albini. The sounds of this album remind me of a beating heart bleeding, pumping with blood until there is nothing left to pump.  The variety of sound reminds me of Mogwai and Explosions in the Sky.  A recommendation from Robbie that I do think was a great choice pretty much compliments the day with the way I feel.  It's almost like describing my emotions right now in such a beautiful way.  A soft, soothing sound with a hint of light guitar playing is such a comforting sound to me.  Just listening to this has inspired me to type out what I'm feeling at this exact moment, so here it is:

As I flipped through photos of you, it reminded me of the words I expressed so sincerely to you.  A verse I never fully expressed to anyone quite before, at least in a different form, you said it was so sweet.  Not a rejection but a change of subject to help forget. The eerie piano playing is a tune of delight, but not a bad sounding eerie piano playing.  To be a puzzle piece in your life, as we would fit together, forever would be so divine.

Enjoy!

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