Amber Asylum - Ruby Red - VINYL LP
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In times of trouble, women have often had to bear an even heavier burden throughout history. On their tenth full-length InchRuby RedInch, San Francisco based all-female quartet Amber Asylum offer a haunting reflection on turbulent eras and blends instrumental passages with evocative lyrics. InchRuby RedInch combines dirges, introspective laments, and powerful songwriting that evoke both despair and hope. The album transitions between themes of pain, loss, empowerment, and mortality, while creating a sonic landscape that is both raw and introspective. InchRuby RedInch features bass, classical strings, percussion and kit, modular synthesis and female voices. Musically, Amber Asylum balance driving neoclassical elements with the raw power of pounding bass and drums, adding a potent, rhythmic force that contrasts beautifully with the quieter, brooding strings on InchRuby RedInch. The bass and percussion create a compelling pulse that underpins the tracks, adding both intensity and depth to the album's darker moments. Amber Asylum were conceived by composer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Kris Force in the Californian city of San Francisco in 1990. Throughout their ever-changing musical evolution, the band has shifted throughout a variety of styles and collaborated with a host of musicians such as Steve van Till (NEUROSIS), Sarah Schaffer (WEAKLING), John Cobbet (HAMMERS OF MISFORTUNE), Leila Abdul-Rauf (VASTUM), among many others. With InchRuby RedInch, Amber Asylum perfectly capture the growing dread and horror of a new dark age falling in our time. Yet the Californians balance the eerie and unhinged with a fragile beauty and blossoming of hope. InchRuby RedInch is a most fascinating soundtrack of all that is to come. Listen carefully.
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionIn times of trouble, women have often had to bear an even heavier burden throughout history. On their tenth full-length InchRuby RedInch, San Francisco based all-female quartet Amber Asylum offer a haunting reflection on turbulent eras and blends instrumental passages with evocative lyrics. InchRuby RedInch combines dirges, introspective laments, and powerful songwriting that evoke both despair and hope. The album transitions between themes of pain, loss, empowerment, and mortality, while creating a sonic landscape that is both raw and introspective. InchRuby RedInch features bass, classical strings, percussion and kit, modular synthesis and female voices. Musically, Amber Asylum balance driving neoclassical elements with the raw power of pounding bass and drums, adding a potent, rhythmic force that contrasts beautifully with the quieter, brooding strings on InchRuby RedInch. The bass and percussion create a compelling pulse that underpins the tracks, adding both intensity and depth to the album's darker moments. Amber Asylum were conceived by composer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Kris Force in the Californian city of San Francisco in 1990. Throughout their ever-changing musical evolution, the band has shifted throughout a variety of styles and collaborated with a host of musicians such as Steve van Till (NEUROSIS), Sarah Schaffer (WEAKLING), John Cobbet (HAMMERS OF MISFORTUNE), Leila Abdul-Rauf (VASTUM), among many others. With InchRuby RedInch, Amber Asylum perfectly capture the growing dread and horror of a new dark age falling in our time. Yet the Californians balance the eerie and unhinged with a fragile beauty and blossoming of hope. InchRuby RedInch is a most fascinating soundtrack of all that is to come. Listen carefully.ArtistAmber AsylumTitleRuby RedFormatVINYLLabelProphecy
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In times of trouble, women have often had to bear an even heavier burden throughout history. On their tenth full-length InchRuby RedInch, San Francisco based all-female quartet Amber Asylum offer a haunting reflection on turbulent eras and blends instrumental passages with evocative lyrics. InchRuby RedInch combines dirges, introspective laments, and powerful songwriting that evoke both despair and hope. The album transitions between themes of pain, loss, empowerment, and mortality, while creating a sonic landscape that is both raw and introspective. InchRuby RedInch features bass, classical strings, percussion and kit, modular synthesis and female voices. Musically, Amber Asylum balance driving neoclassical elements with the raw power of pounding bass and drums, adding a potent, rhythmic force that contrasts beautifully with the quieter, brooding strings on InchRuby RedInch. The bass and percussion create a compelling pulse that underpins the tracks, adding both intensity and depth to the album's darker moments. Amber Asylum were conceived by composer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Kris Force in the Californian city of San Francisco in 1990. Throughout their ever-changing musical evolution, the band has shifted throughout a variety of styles and collaborated with a host of musicians such as Steve van Till (NEUROSIS), Sarah Schaffer (WEAKLING), John Cobbet (HAMMERS OF MISFORTUNE), Leila Abdul-Rauf (VASTUM), among many others. With InchRuby RedInch, Amber Asylum perfectly capture the growing dread and horror of a new dark age falling in our time. Yet the Californians balance the eerie and unhinged with a fragile beauty and blossoming of hope. InchRuby RedInch is a most fascinating soundtrack of all that is to come. Listen carefully.
Vinyl LP pressing. 2018 . Not All Heroes Wear Capes is the debut solo studio album by American record producer Metro Boomin. It features multiple guest appearances from Travis Scott, 21 Savage, Swae Lee, Gunna, Young Thug, Wizkid and Offset, as well as Gucci Mane, J Balvin, Kodak Black, and Drake. The album was supported by one single, InchNo ComplaintsInch. Metro Boomin' - AKA Leland Wayne - began a production career while in high school and became best known for his successful recordings with Atlanta rap artists such as Future, 21 Savage, Gucci Mane, and Migos in the mid-2010s.
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