“The War We Miss? by Jacob's Fall is sometimes playful, then sinfully counterintuitive, sometimes theatrical, always atmospheric, then somber and melancholic.”
From the alternative underground: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde drops a heavier-than-usual Christmas ditty rooted in a bizarre Swedish Donald Duck holiday tradition, complete with a cranky guitar solo from producer dddimuro. Ian Cat chronicles homesickness and loneliness on his debut — "suspension bridges to somewhere else" — while Baggage Claim / Purgatory Blues delivers an emotional blast from the heart with layered guitars and a searing solo. Yama Uba floats haunting vocals over velvety synths and dark 80s basslines, exploring the deceptively simple act of being, while Chris of Wilderness takes a radioactive, blues-infused electronic dive into the medical-spiritual-industrial complex.
“The War We Miss? by Jacob's Fall is sometimes playful, then sinfully counterintuitive, sometimes theatrical, always atmospheric, then somber and melancholic.”
““Lost in Silence” is a dark, atmospheric and deeply melodic rock album that transforms melancholy, inner struggle and the darker sides of human existence into powerful and emotionally captivating m...”
“Hospital City by Chris of Wilderness is a radioactive, blues-infused electronic dive into the medical-spiritual-industrial complex.”
“An album of wild rock and keyboard-based songs built on drum machines, loops and samples.”
“When you're carrying the weight of isolation, helplessness, and the kind of emotional unraveling that happens when you desperately need someone and no one comes.”