We Get By 'Collaborations'
Isolated at a remote area without a trace of our origin. Almost as if we were dropped from the sky and we’ve landed in a place we’ve dreamed about but never thought to actually exist. It’s a bit frightening but there’s a familiar melody humming around. Setting up for something a bit different, we take a couple of steps back and there’s an asphyxiating tempo where an inspirational harmony breaks in.
Transitioned as if it didn’t, we find a chorus we can look at in a different light. It’s pleasant and we aren’t really sure why. Finding our way through wonderful memories, we want to escape (“Don’t ever look back”). The scene collapses and we realize how lucid the environment is. It’s picked up and it turns out we were wrong. This is real and it’s almost unfortunate but it quickly dissolves. The scene is desaturated for a moment, independent of place and time but still universally existent.
We see things from a different angle and it’s expounding, we learn a great deal. Vocals pan in and out and we’re guided through a narration only to be left with a panorama of strings through various events in time. Naive and accepting, we go back and repeat our process. This time we get it right. We’ve now awoken and we find someone significant waiting for us, only to learn they were there every step of the way.
The production that’s taken place in this is outstanding. Thanks to Dead As Digital, Stadiums and Shrines and The Road Goes Ever On for this. Get your physical copy here if you haven’t already.
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