Born and set for the river
With an oath to carry our old
We will follow their sound
And never be heard
And always steer clear of the road
What will we do with the bodies?
We’ll be rolling down the river
Rolling down the river
Soil and clay in dredges
And we’ll never find the ring
Sombre and blind
We lowered the vice
But what can we see anyway
What will we do with the bodies?
We’ll be rolling down the river
Rolling down the river
To the sea
Unsaid we departed
That oath now carries us on
We will fall in to sounds
And inlets abound
Where a sorrow resides in each cove
Cracked ice and leaves fallen
Boom
We hit a stone, we’re riverbound
Light fires to the ties
We’ve left for home
All of that is gone
Shining light, Horizon
Deliver us
Alive and whole
Blinding bright harvest songs
We’ll miss you all
We’ll miss you
We’re soil and clay under bridges
For we’ve never found the ring
The first installment of a two part single release, "What Can Never Be Taken From You" possesses a dark, ethereal landscape, featuring an intentionally disorienting combination of electronic tones and production noise, drawing the listener into a mysterious, shrouded dreamscape.
"Riverbound" is the second installment of a two-part single release from enigmatic electronic artist Comaduster from upcoming 2019 album with FiXT. Ethereal tones coupled with lulling melodies and alluring vocals paint a scene wrought with an emotive complexity, leaving the listener unsure of the destination.
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released August 13, 2019
Written by: Réal Cardinal & Mari Kattman
Published by: FiXT Music
Produced by: Réal Cardinal
supported by 23 fans who also own “Riverbound (Single)”
"I can show you the way down
Let you see it if you want to
There’s no other way around
To feel inside you"
the best beginning of a song ever !!!
great music from a great guy that I can listen to endlessly, it energizes, warms from the inside and it just gives.
Brandon, thank you for all that !
rekonstruktor
supported by 20 fans who also own “Riverbound (Single)”
I really dig this album. It's not quite industrial but not quite electronica. Definitely has a bit of a 90s post-grunge vibe while having an original sound. This is electronic music that a classic metalhead such as myself can thoroughly enjoy because it rocks but also has a lot of variety from song to song. dharmalogos
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