Earlier this week I posted "Deadsea", a new song from South Wales-based electronic duo Man Without Country, comprised of Ryan James and Tomas Greenhalf and the first taste off the duo's forthcoming four-track EP Entropy Pt. 1 scheduled for release on October 21st. And now less than a week later the duo have shared yet another new song off the new EP called, "Catfish" featuring guest vocals from Danish singer Lisa Alma.
From the band:
"The idea behind Entropy came from our passion for digital manipulation and recycling audio. We dismantled some of our old ideas, took audio samples from old drum machines, old pianos, and even audio from our album Foe. We manipulated and reconstructed them to create the new music", says Tomas Greenhalf.
"Entropy is the measure of how things move from order to disorder. We will never be able to travel back in time. Everything has to move forward. Regrets will always remain regrets, damaged relationships can be repaired but will never be exactly how they once were. Everything is slowly and irreversibly deteriorating", comments Ryan James
Entropy Pt. 1 tracklist:
1. Claymation
2. Oil Spill
3. Catfish
4. Deadsea
Listen to "Deadsea" below. Free download for a limited time. Click here.
Pick up a copy of Man Without Country's debut album, Foe available now on iTunes.
https://www.facebook.com/manwithoutcountry
No comments:
Post a Comment