《Waiting For The Dawn To Crawl Through And Take Away Your Life》是Dakota Suite的一張英語音樂專輯，發行於2007年2月2日。
基本介紹
- 外文名稱：Waiting For The Dawn To Crawl Through And Take Away Your Life
- 專輯語言：英語
- 專輯歌手：Dakota Suite
- 發行時間：2007年02月02日
地區: 英國
專輯類型：Slowcore/Sadcore/Indie-Rock
專輯介紹：
低調獨立團Dakota Suite,來自英國利茲,樂隊成員包括Chris Hooson,David Buxton,John Shepard及Colin Dunkley.07年在Glitterhouse旗下發行的新專"Waiting For The Dawn To Crawl Through And Take Away Your Life"如同其黑白封面一般的清冷寂寥.遙遠鋼琴聲,緩慢內省的旋律,細碎的吉他,落寞的弦樂,低迷氛圍貫穿始終.主唱Chris Hooson低沉的歌聲中滿是濃濃的哀愁,說不盡的惆悵.
Dakota Suite’s music varies from gently soothing to oppressively morbid, but for the most part it is simply depressing. Songwriter Chris Hooson sings his aggressively introspective lyrics over sparsely picked guitar chords and mournful piano. These songs are withered husks of despair, they are vehemently anti-summer. The only thing missing is the sound of raindrops crashing into the ground, or of a cold wind eating into your skin. It is music that expunges happiness.
The dark nature of Dakota Suite’s music may have something to do with the fact that Hooson claims he can only write songs when something bad has happened to him. For him, music serves a purely cathartic purpose. Yet in music, there is a vast difference between poignancy and an inescapable black hole of sadness. You can write sad songs that have an element of joy to them, or some sort of uplifting or transcendent property. Hooson either does not understand this or chooses to shirk it. On ‘Brittle With Sorrow’, lone notes on the piano echoing the very essence of alienation, as far apart from one another as the subject from his society.‘Brittle’is a telling word – this is music so rigid that one soft touch could shatter it and its creator.
專輯曲目:
01. Never Much To Say
02. A Darkness Of Moons
03. Uw Wanhopige Vrees
04. Because Our Lie Breathes Differently
05. I Don't Understand Your Medicine
06. Early Century Maple
07. All Your Hopes Gone Cold
08. I'm Leaving You
09. Over A Loveless Winter
10. Brittle With Sorrow
11. All That I Can Hold Near
