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Let There Be Light (part 2)

from rockpseudo by Tzytz

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Terry Wigmore:
“This has a wonderful ethereal flow, starting right from the opening vocal whispers and footfalls on a wooden floor...the synths take us into the spirit­realm with swirling, enveloping sounds, and I liked the pitch bend taking it into an off­putting uncertainty....the ambient section from that point through to nearly 3m is an ambient wonder, but you pick up the tension and uncertainty approaching 3m and beyond...a bolder spirit?...the long sustains and piano line with that constant drum provides a lot of tension too. nice cresendos in here ­ the measured rise and fall, ebb and flow...the guitar was a little unexpected, but a bold presence that ignites some energy into 6m..the round bass added a steady bottom ...ooh...scary ghost utterances, chains (foley f/x) and a burning house crashing down?...cavernous drips of water...well...I'd better keep the lights on :)”

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from rockpseudo, released July 26, 2021
(2016) Let There Be Light

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