Thumbnail

<sup>Video:</sup> The Killers – "I Feel It In My Bones"

As is par for the course this time of year, The Killers have released their annual Christmas song which same say is the true start to the season. Each year for the past 5 or...

Thumbnail

Video: Keaton Henson – “Sweetheart, What Have You Done To Us”

While we sit here fidgeting through the final few days before the release of Keaton Henson's upcoming EP Sweetheart, What Have You Done To Us we're treated to yet another heartbreaking video which features...

Thumbnail

Stream/Video: Sans Parade – “This Last Song Is A Love Song”

Sans Parade is a three-piece chamber-pop group from Fin0land that record songs that are so full that you'd expect there to be a dozen or more musicians involved in it's creation. The band's first...

Thumbnail

&quot;I love this song, make me wanna bite a planet&quot;

And what song cialis might that be? It's "Solar Flares," by Natural Snow Buildings. I mean, what else? Look for their reissue of 2008's Night Coercion Into The Company Of Witches,...

Thumbnail

&lt;sup&gt;video:&lt;/sup&gt; &quot;Daybreak,&quot; by Overwerk

This post continues to get all kinds of traffic. But just so we're all singing from the same choir book, we don't update online viagra the post. So every time buy cialis online...

one-sheet week: “Now And Forever,” by Syndrome

I’m letting the one-sheets do the talking this week, as I file these dispatches from a beach chair and try not to spill Sangria on my laptop. Some editorializing, though: this one is beautiful. A smart and slick post-rock construction.

Close to a decade ago a primitive form of Syndrome was brought to life as a vehicle for the solo output of Mathieu Vandekerckhove, mostly known for his work with Amenra. For years the self-taught musician learned and studied his craft of songwriting and sound scaping, mainly as a means to self exploration, meditation and attempts at channelling negative into positive energy, this while staying below the surface at all times.

Now 2012 marks a turning point for Mathieu Vandekerckhove and Syndrome as he steps forward, with the epic 28 minute long “Now And Forever”. Dedicated to his son Wolf, this track offers words of guidance and will grant you a look into the heart and soul of the artist. Close your eyes and hear the beating heart of pure artistic freedom.



Syndrome – Now And Forever – official videoclip from tine guns on Vimeo.

Leave a Reply