the stars will shine
by Linear Bells
-
Streaming + DownloadIncludes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app.Purchasable with gift card
name your price
-
“Limited Edition Compact Disc.”
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumGorgeous limited edition DOUBLE digipak Pro CDr with artwork from Peter Nejedly. World shipping included.
Includes unlimited streaming of the stars will shine via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Sold Out
-
1. |
the last drift
05:40
|
|||
2. |
||||
3. |
somewhere to sleep
08:32
|
|||
4. |
super dive
09:35
|
|||
5. |
beach ruins
04:11
|
|||
6. |
bring me the mountains
05:25
|
|||
7. |
little and pretty
06:47
|
|||
8. |
run
06:07
|
|||
9. |
to the moon
05:47
|
|||
10. |
wide open
07:52
|
|||
11. |
grey point
04:07
|
|||
12. |
the king and the frog
13:04
|
|||
13. |
||||
14. |
waterfalls
27:12
|
|||
15. |
l'oiseau
11:51
|
about
softrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-stars-will-shine
The second release from Soft Recordings is a double-length album from the label's founder, David Teboul. It's a slow, carefully paced coastal journey through fog, on the edge of windswept cliffs.
Cellos swell, bending under the cold downpour, yielding to strong piano chords; echoes of rolling skies. Field recordings blend with string loops to give setting to these audio journals: gravel crunching underfoot on a lonely walk; rhythmic breaths while jogging, pushing into a steadily thickening tempest; dusty, cooked electronics and hissing vinyl crackle.
The second half of the album is a self-contained discovery; four tracks, each a short cinematic EP in its own right. Choirs and organs shimmer and slide through each other. Birdcalls and cityscapes merge, separate, and give way to running water. Ambient artist Porya Hatami joins Linear Bells for "Too young to die," a caravan through wintry desert plateaus; dry, hushed, desolate, and achingly beautiful. The reminder that if we just look up, there is peace. The stars are still shining.
===================================================
Reviews :
STATIONARY TRAVELS : stationarytravels.wordpress.com/2014/05/31/review-the-stars-will-shine-robots-orchestra-tones-by-linear-bells/
MUSIC WON’T SAVE YOU musicwontsaveyou.com/2014/06/03/linear-bells-the-stars-will-shine/
A CLOSER LISTEN acloserlisten.com/2014/06/11/linear-bells-the-stars-will-shine-robots-orchestra-tones/
TEXTURA www.textura.org/reviews/linearbells_starswillshine.htm
THE CD CRITIC thecdcritic.wordpress.com/2014/07/15/the-stars-will-shine-linear-bells/
The second release from Soft Recordings is a double-length album from the label's founder, David Teboul. It's a slow, carefully paced coastal journey through fog, on the edge of windswept cliffs.
Cellos swell, bending under the cold downpour, yielding to strong piano chords; echoes of rolling skies. Field recordings blend with string loops to give setting to these audio journals: gravel crunching underfoot on a lonely walk; rhythmic breaths while jogging, pushing into a steadily thickening tempest; dusty, cooked electronics and hissing vinyl crackle.
The second half of the album is a self-contained discovery; four tracks, each a short cinematic EP in its own right. Choirs and organs shimmer and slide through each other. Birdcalls and cityscapes merge, separate, and give way to running water. Ambient artist Porya Hatami joins Linear Bells for "Too young to die," a caravan through wintry desert plateaus; dry, hushed, desolate, and achingly beautiful. The reminder that if we just look up, there is peace. The stars are still shining.
===================================================
Reviews :
STATIONARY TRAVELS : stationarytravels.wordpress.com/2014/05/31/review-the-stars-will-shine-robots-orchestra-tones-by-linear-bells/
MUSIC WON’T SAVE YOU musicwontsaveyou.com/2014/06/03/linear-bells-the-stars-will-shine/
A CLOSER LISTEN acloserlisten.com/2014/06/11/linear-bells-the-stars-will-shine-robots-orchestra-tones/
TEXTURA www.textura.org/reviews/linearbells_starswillshine.htm
THE CD CRITIC thecdcritic.wordpress.com/2014/07/15/the-stars-will-shine-linear-bells/
credits
released September 18, 2014
SOFT-RECORDINGS presents ST002
Title : The stars will shine
Release Date: May, 25 - 2014
Written, Recorded and Processed : LINEAR BELLS © 2014.
Track 13, Linear Bells + © Porya Hatami
Mastered by David Teboul.
CD Artworks & photos : David Teboul & Peter nejedly
Distribution : BANDCAMP softrecords.bandcamp.com
Format : DOUBLE Digipack CD + Digital.
LINKS : soft-recordings.com
SOFT-RECORDINGS presents ST002
Title : The stars will shine
Release Date: May, 25 - 2014
Written, Recorded and Processed : LINEAR BELLS © 2014.
Track 13, Linear Bells + © Porya Hatami
Mastered by David Teboul.
CD Artworks & photos : David Teboul & Peter nejedly
Distribution : BANDCAMP softrecords.bandcamp.com
Format : DOUBLE Digipack CD + Digital.
LINKS : soft-recordings.com
license
all rights reserved
tags
about
Linear Bells Nantes, France
Linear Bells is a composer and sound artist.
His music is a mix between sound manipulations, field recordings, mainly created with acoustic and analogic instruments. LB.
discography
-
Jun 2018 -
Jul 2016 -
Feb 2016 -
Jan 2016
contact / help
Linear Bells recommends:
-
My side project ...
go to album -
An introduction to
by V/A artistsLinear Bells label ...
go to album
If you like Linear Bells, you may also like:
-
supported by 4 fans who also own “the stars will shine”
This is the quintessence of HOTEL NEON.
go to album -
-
A featherlight love letter to Japanese agrarian life that draws parallels between ambient, field recording, and Brazilian guitar music.
go to album -
Dream Theory - Various Artists 002
by Dream TheoryThis compilation album features a collective of artists who used synthesizers, voice, and nature recordings to create their tracks.
go to album
