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as “Take The Time” swaggers along with switchblade stabs of guitar twang and frantic drumming that sounds like Nick Cave’s 80s post-punk barbarians The Birthday Party on this 1969 single from the mysterious Boston area band The Looking Glass (not to be confused with the 70s soft-rock one-hit-wonders of “Brandy [You’re a Fine Girl]” fame
There ARE no simple songs — only simple people
lifted straight from the sticky dancefloors of smoke stained clubs of the 1981 you wish you partied so hard in you forgot to remember
with each release Bon Iver quietly shifts the state of modern music
Harlan Silverman – Music For Stillness LP soul as “Take The Time” swaggersMusic for Stillness unfolds slowly, inviting rest and quiet presence. The bansuri flute leads the sound, its vocal like quality weaving melody atop cello and ambient textures. Influenced by Indian classical music, Japanese environmental music, and Western ambient music, the album leaves space for the listener to choose how deeply to engage. The music offers a single question: What might peace sound like?