Dumbsaint - Panorama, in ten pieces flac album

Panorama, in ten pieces. by Dumbsaint, released 07 August 2015 1. Low Visions 2. Communion 3. Love Thy Neighbour 4. (Partition) 5. Cold Call 6. Graceland 7. Long Dissolve, Temps Mort 8. Neighbour (Reprise) 9. Of No Return 10. Barren Temples Containing 55 minutes of Dumbsaint's darkest, most challenging music to date, 'Panorama, in ten pieces. was written over the course of a year, and recorded in late 2014 with producer Dax Liniere in several rural and suburban studios. Includes unlimited streaming of Panorama, in ten pieces. via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 7 days. Purchasable with gift card.

From Dumbsaint's bandcamp page: "Chrome-plus high-bias cassette tape with 5-panel J-card and extended film photography by Amelia J. Dowd and Christina Mishell Maras. Housed in bespoke box w/ serigraph artwork. Blue tint cassette shell w/ white imprint. Also includes the 10-minute bonus track 'The Whole Street On Fire' exclusive only to this physical release. via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more".

Panorama, in ten pieces, 2015. Panorama, in ten pieces, 2015.

Dumbsaint's 'Panorama, in ten pieces. is a journey; a fiercely unique work of aural chiaroscuro that despite its onslaught - its ability to weave through repeating motifs whilst moving in a single direction, refusing to stray from its course - never overstays its welcome. Immediately looking at the physical package, the album art evokes perfectly the feeling that runs through the listener whilst experiencing this record; suburbia's benign menace being gently pushed to the surface - a Gregory Crewdson tableau where the mythic meets the mundane

Their efforts have paid off; their second album Panorama, in Ten Pieces, landed them on the long list for the 11th Australian Music Prize. Dumbsaint thought their darkly energetic music, lacking metal's intrusive, animalistic death-growl vocals, would make an ideal film soundtrack. Of course, most bands create music videos to promote their singles, but only a handful of bands attempt longer pieces.

Dumbsaint – Panorama, In Ten Pieces. Aug122015 by Dæv Tremblay. We know you love post-metal, so if I were to say that this is the greatest piece of this genre of music to come out this year, would you believe me? Probably not because you all probably know of that band from where you’re from that’s so much greater than any other, but Dumbsaint is a band I actually have heard about. Panorama, in ten pieces is a soundtrack to a story told in a movie, which was also entirely made by the band. Globally, I’d say it’s post-metal, but there are post-rock moments too. The songs.

Panorama, In Ten Pieces. Dumbsaint combine cinematic music with original narrative film projections, performed in synch.