To Destroy a City

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Sorry, Bandcamp no longer supports the version of Internet Explorer that you're using (7.0). Please upgrade your browser to the latest version and try again. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Includes unlimited streaming of Go Mirage via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Includes unlimited streaming of Go Mirage via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Includes unlimited streaming of Go Mirage via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. about Go Mirage is the 3rd full-length album from Chicago cinematic-rock trio To Destroy A City. This follow-up to 2014 s post-rock paragon SUNLESS has an added immediacy due to the soaring nature of guitarist Michael Marshall s step toward the mic. Yes... There are vocals! Post-rock for the most part, has mainly utilized vocals as a texture or afterthought. Yet, To Destroy A City have adeptly included vocals into their cinematic tapestries with ease, and in the process added another layer of melody, modesty, and a surprising sense of hope to their already affecting guitar-driven compositions. There is an air of instant gratification with Go Mirage. It seems to push you forward to the next horizon, much as its title might suggest. Idealists might bark that To Destroy A City can t continue to fly the post-rock flag with such a vocalic album. The enlightened will find that the addition of vocals places the band as contemporaries to artists such as Caspian, Mogwai, and Album Leaf which have effectively used vocals as key components in their music. Go Mirage is out Oct. 20th on compact disc, 180gm oxblood vinyl, and 180gm transparent yellow with oxblood haze vinyl. All Songs written, produced and recorded by Andrew Welch, Michael Marshall, and Jeff Anderson Lyrics by Michael Marshall Artwork by To Destroy A City Layout By Jeff Anderson Mastered @ 37N,122W If I had purchased a vinyl album I would ve worn out several. I first heard of them watching a YouTube Christian video featuring Hammock. I continously listened to the Departure album. I mean like for years,not tiring of it, either listening for music content or relaxing as I am disturbed by anxiety and depression. I then purchased this one and the tracks are every bit as good. The soundscape is great, the music is original , and when there are lyrics meaningful and touching. bobpinto I cannot thank you guys enough for your latest releases. You have really blossomed over the last few years into incredible producers, perhaps the best ambient producers in America today or even the world. Truly ingenious, inspiring, peaceful, and beautiful work. You might not get the recognition in this lifetime; but in the future I believe people will marvel at your music. davidebianchini On New Spirit, PVT encourages us to look at life with renewed vigor, no matter how dire the climate may seem. Bandcamp Album of the Day Feb 21, 2017 German producer and singer-songwriter Rustre makes darkly lush, emotive music with a pop heart and crisp ambient textures. Bandcamp New Notable Sep 22, 2020 Proceeds from Future Astronauts third annual charity compilation benefits Mind and The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Bandcamp New Notable Jun 27, 2019 Bought this by mistake, I meant to buy the other 2-song single. Pretty happy that I did tho ! nofatclips Dead Vibrations Explore the Darker Side of Swedish Shoegaze Eight Artists Pushing the Ambient Edges of Techno Chilean Folklore Gets the Andean Electronic Treatment on “El Origen”

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To Destroy a City Chicago-based instrumental / electronic trio Go Mirage, released 20 October 2017 1. Final Kiss 2. Never To Return 3. Beholder 4. Glance 5. Wavelength 6. She Knows 7. Go Mirage 8. Don&#39;t Be Afraid 9. Vanishing Point Go Mirage is the 3rd full-length album from Chicago cinematic-rock trio To Destroy A City. This follow-up to 2014&#39;s post-rock paragon SUNLESS has an added immediacy due to the soaring nature of guitarist Michael Marshall&#39;s step toward the mic. Yes... There are vocals! Post-rock for the most part, has mainly utilized vocals as a texture or afterthought. Yet, To Destroy A City have adeptly included vocals into their cinematic tapestries with ease, and in the process added another layer of melody, modesty, and a surprising sense of hope to their already affecting guitar-driven compositions. There is an air of instant gratification with Go Mirage. It seems to push you forward to the next horizon, much as its title might suggest. Idealists might bark that To Destroy A City can&#39;t continue to fly the post-rock flag with such a vocalic album. The enlightened will find that the addition of vocals places the band as contemporaries to artists such as Caspian, Mogwai, and Album Leaf which have effectively used vocals as key components in their music. Go Mirage is out Oct. 20th on compact disc, 180gm oxblood vinyl, and 180gm transparent yellow with oxblood haze vinyl.

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