This morning the echoes of this new empty home were playing around we four. Each step, every movement seemed caught and reflected back in cascading stages like trails fading behind us. It set the music for the day. I was looking for something less melodic, less harmonic, but still tonal, something with an echo, but not purists' ambient. Look what I found! There in the downloaded albums I had yet to play was Bannister Boy's Lullabye CD from Drift Records. Pianos, bells, strings, electric loveliness. It was perfect. I hope it fits well into your world, too.
30 May 2006
Bannister Boy - Lullabye [2006]
This morning the echoes of this new empty home were playing around we four. Each step, every movement seemed caught and reflected back in cascading stages like trails fading behind us. It set the music for the day. I was looking for something less melodic, less harmonic, but still tonal, something with an echo, but not purists' ambient. Look what I found! There in the downloaded albums I had yet to play was Bannister Boy's Lullabye CD from Drift Records. Pianos, bells, strings, electric loveliness. It was perfect. I hope it fits well into your world, too.
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