[PleasantSounds]

 

[leeperry]

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[magiccabbage]

Its been too long - forgot how much i love this album
 

 

[DLeeWebb]

 

[Sorrodje]

 
Dinky - Dimension D
 
 

 

[TJ Elite]

Heinali - Brave Little Heart
https://heinali.bandcamp.com/track/brave-little-heart
 

I discovered that Heinali has a YouTube channel and ended up listening to this song again. I've been working on a piano piece recently that I was inspired to write after listening to Steve Reich after having not heard his music in a while. Tonally the song is however more reminiscent of piano pieces by Philip Glass, mainly his Metamorphosis. After listening to this song again, I now realize that compositionally it is however most akin to Heinali's minimal style here, even if I wasn't conscious of it before now. I guess I would consider it a crossbreed between Brave Little Heart and Metamorphosis, with my own personal touches. I thought this half-jokingly at first, but the more time has gone on, the more I'm beginning to think the kind of music I want to play is something I'd like to refer to as "progressive minimalism". It sounds like a funny concept, but it's very representative of how my mind works, refusing to focus on one direction for too long and seeking stability, yet at the same time craving it.
 

 

[blazeops]

 

[Quinto]

 

[markm1]

 

Great jazz album!

 

[MrTechAgent]

 

[dsound]

  I emptied my 160GB classic because I ran out of space for FLAC, so now I'm slowly replacing everything with 320kbps MP3. As such, I've been able to rediscover a few old albums from the first couple letters of the alphabet the last two days, including this one:
 
 
Everything All The Time by Band of Horses

+1 
 
Haunting and beautiful.

 

[xaval]

 

[Master Shake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wONz-PPptPA

 

[enthusiast]

Wow I really like your taste guys. Every listen so far was an eye opener.
 
This is one of my fav modern music tracks at the time (it will light your headphones on fire, guaranteed)
 
https://soundcloud.com/cravingamazing/light?in=nottinhill/sets/the-signature-sound-of
 

 
 
And here something more audiophile: (make sure to listen in from 13:00 to 20:00)
 
 
 
Above audio quality does not do the instrument justice, so here is more from this great artist:
 
https://soundcloud.com/david-franklin-music/giza-with-michael-manring
https://soundcloud.com/grant-stinnett/crystal-rondo-michael-manring

 

[ssrock64]

  +1 
 
Haunting and beautiful.

My personal favorite album of theirs is Cease to Begin, but Everything All The Time definitely has a more serious and layered atmosphere to it than the more folky sound of CtB. I think the band's sound changes enough from album to album that there's a lot to like about each of their releases for very different reasons.