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Sadly, the future is no longer what it was

by Leyland Kirby

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MOPP This album is unbelievably good. In fact I might love this more then Kirby’s caretaker releases. I don’t even really have a favorite track because they are all hits no misses. The way Kirby utilizes piano for ambient purposes turns out being surprisingly catchy, which resembles William Basinski’s music. Solid 10/10 Favorite track: Stralauer Peninsular.
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cipitosightings.sv This is a journal of loss. A journal of loss for a life that wasn't meant to be, a journal of tragedy of a never-ending ache for a future that never came, a journal of acceptance for still being able to enjoy the brightness of life. Favorite track: Stralauer Peninsular.
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hakr0cat Music in its purest form. The soundscape and atmosphere is nothing but beauty and I love every second of this album. True, raw emotions, expressions and many humanisms are portrayed perfectly in this album. Shockingly beautiful and haunting. Favorite track: Tonight is the last night of the World.
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    An opus of loss, desire and bewilderment at current situations. What happened to the future we were promised and promised ourselves ? Is this the soundtrack of a World in decline ?


    Recorded in Berlin in the Winter of 2008 and spread over twenty tracks this release could be seen as epic in all senses of its sound and vision.


    Available now to download as MP3 and Flac audio files.


    Immerse yourself.
    Purchasable with gift card

      £5 GBP

     

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released September 1, 2009

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