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Showing posts with label Long Distance Calling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Long Distance Calling. Show all posts

Friday, June 26, 2020

Long Distance Calling "How Do We Want To Live?"


Country: Germany
Genre(s)Instrumental Post Rock/Metal
LabelInsideOut
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release date: June 26, 2020
Tracklist
1. Curiosity (Part 1) (2:56)
2. Curiosity (Part 2) (4:26)
3. Hazard (6:08)
4. Voices (7:54)
5. Fail / Opportunity (3:07)
6. Immunity (5:40)
7. Sharing Thoughts (7:25)
8. Beyond Your Limits (6:24)
9. True / Negative (2:33)
10. Ashes (6:12)

Total Time 52:45

Line-up
Janosch Rathmer - Drums
Florian Füntmann - Guitars
Jan Hoffmann - Bass
David Jordan - Guitars
   With
Eric A. Pulverich (Kyles Tolone) - Vocals (8)

Description/Reviews
In keeping with much of the post-rock genre, the music isn’t overly complex either. Yes it is technical up to a point, but rather than wowing us with displays of dexterity or convoluted ideas, the power of the compositions is rooted in the tones, the textures, the layers, and the atmospheres that are created. And, without fail, each track brings something to the party, regardless of whether or not it features a spoken-word section or, in the case of one track, full-on lyrics and vocals. Soft, quiet parts crash into walls of sound, or the momentum builds steadily to create just the right dramatic effect. Ostentatious solo displays are present to a certain extent but are kept to a minimum in favour of a full-on band dynamic, where it is the whole that creates the magic.
Read the full review at manofmuchmetal.com

Media/Samples 
Hazard
Voices
Immunity
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Friday, February 2, 2018

Long Distance Calling "Boundless"


Country: Germany
Genre(s)Instrumental Post Rock/Metal
LabelInsideOut
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release date: February 2, 2018
Tracklist
1. Out There (9:13)
2. Ascending (4:59)
3. In the Clouds (6:00)
4. Like a River (4:56)
5. The Far Side (5:45)
6. On the Verge (6:02)
7. Weightless (6:56)
8. Skydivers (5:32)
9. Flashback (6:46) - CD bonus track

Total Time 56:09

Line-up
Janosch Rathmer - Drums
Florian Füntmann - Guitars
Jan Hoffmann - Bass
David Jordan - Guitars

Media/Samples 
Out There
Ascending

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Long Distance Calling "Boundless"


Country: Germany
Genre(s)Instrumental Post Rock/Metal
LabelInsideOut
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release date: February 2, 2018
Tracklist
1. Out There (9:13)
2. Ascending (4:59)
3. In the Clouds (6:00)
4. Like a River (4:56)
5. The Far Side (5:45)
6. On the Verge (6:02)
7. Weightless (6:56)
8. Skydivers (5:32)
9. Flashback (6:46) - CD bonus track

Total Time 56:09

Line-up
Janosch Rathmer - Drums
Florian Füntmann - Guitars
Jan Hoffmann - Bass
David Jordan - Guitars

Media/Samples 
Out There
Ascending

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Friday, April 29, 2016

Long Distance Calling "TRIPS"


Country: Germany
Genre(s): Post Rock/Metal
Label: InsideOut
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: April 29, 2016
Tracklist
1. Getaway
2. Reconnect
3. Rewind
4. Trauma
5. Lines
6. Presence
7. Momentum
8. Plans
9. Flux
10. Escape (bonus track)
11. Echo(bonus track)

Line-up
David Jordan - guitar
Janosch Rathmer - drums
Florian Füntmann - guitar
Jan Hoffmann - bass
Petter Carlsen - vocals
Marsen Fischer - keys, piano & electronic sounds

Description/Reviews
The appropriately named first track ‘Getaway’ starts proceedings with a journey through the 80’s mainly with its sci-fi synth heavy passages, all very chilled out until suddenly interrupted in the midway point by a big funky style bass line and, is that the riff from ‘Hot Blooded’ by Foreigner?
‘Reconnect’ is the debut of full time new vocalist Petter Carlsen and is the most striking change in direction as his clean melodic style along with the straightforward quiet/loud dynamic employed by the band here has a very post-hardcore feel to it, even in the mild crescendo that closes out that showcases his impressive range. This is also showcased on the much more reflective and subdued ‘Rewind’, the main building block being his vocals and a piano line with only a minor (yet delightful) build-up in the music itself.
Read the full review by Andrew Rawlinson at echoesanddust.com

Media/Samples 
Getaway
Lines

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Friday, March 1, 2013

Long Distance Calling "The Flood Inside"


Country: Germany
Sub GenrePost Rock
LabelSuperball Music
Release dateMarch 1-5, 2013
Tracklist
1. “Nucleus“
2. “Inside The Flood“
3. “Ductus“
 4. “Tell The End“
5. “Welcome Change“
6. “Waves“
7. “The Man Within“
8. “Breaker”
9. “Black Hole” (Bonustrack on the Ltd CD, the CD that comes with the 2LP and iTunes exclusive)

Line-up
David Jordan - guitars
Florian Funtmann - guitars
Jan Hoffmann - bass
Janosch Rathmer - drums
Martin “Marsen” Fischer (Pigeon Toe, ex-Fear My Thoughts) - vocals (2,4,7) Hammond organ (7), Fender Rhodes (3)
     guests:
Vincent Cavanagh (Anathema) - vocals (5)
Henrik Freischlader - guitar solo (1)
Robot Koch (Jahcoozi) - additional programming / electronics (1, 2, 5, 9)
Petter Carlsen - vocals (5)
Alex Komlew - additional programming / electronics (4, 8)
Mario Cullmann (formerly known as DJ Coolman for Fünf Sterne Deluxe) - additional programming / electronics (6)

Description/Reviews
Judging from the amount of words I just produced - I genuinely love The Flood Inside. Long Distance Calling continue to innovate their music and the fact that they’re open to collaborations proves that they’re not afraid to seek inspiration that can bring even more interesting outcomes. Their compositions have this beautifully effortless flow to them, at the same time giving the listener a lot to think about. What I also really appreciate is how the theme of flood continues through the album, giving it a concept edge. 
Read the whole review by Magda Wrzeszcz at echoesanddust.com 

Media/Samples 
Ductus (free download)
Entire album online

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