Abandoned Lighthouse Los Angeles, California
As desolate as the cold northern coasts, the songs of Abandoned Lighthouse are haunting ambient siren songs of the kind that lured sailors into the rocks. With tidal guitar loops and crashing waves of reverb, Tim Mislock (Holly Miranda/The Antlers) creates vast and evocative noises under wispy pop melodies that crumble like old buildings being attacked by the elements. ... more
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Things haven't been going my way lately, and this album has been really resonating with me. There are tinges of anxiety, doubt, struggle, failure, but all in placid tones. On some level, you realize that yelling and crying aren't the right response. You're just going to wake up tomorrow, do your best, and maybe things will change soon. In the mean time, you just feel some mixture of morose-content. It's a really good album though, so I'm sure I'll keep listening even once things go my way again.
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This album is an absolute masterpiece. Beacon is one of those songs that feels like it should be the anthem for humanity. It feels important. It doesn’t matter what’s going on, that song comes on and I’m screaming the words through bitter sweet tears. It’s not often that you find music that does that to your soul anymore.
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Some of the best music you'll ever hear, a true feast for the ears. I miss you Matt Duncan! I don't know you personally, but I know your music.
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