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Nhor: Wildflowers - VINYL LP

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Nhor: Wildflowers - VINYL LPTitle: Wildflowers Artist: Nhor Label: Prophecy Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 884388407411 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2018 06 22 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: GATEFOLD LP JACKET, BLACK, 180 GRAM VINYL, LIMITED EDITION Double 180gm vinyl LP in gatefold sleeve. Over the course of last year, British enigma Nhor released four separate Wildflowers cassette tapes in very limited quantities, each depicting one of the four seasons. On these recordings,

Title: Wildflowers
Artist: Nhor
Label: Prophecy
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 884388407411
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2018-06-22
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: GATEFOLD LP JACKET, BLACK, 180 GRAM VINYL, LIMITED EDITION

Double 180gm vinyl LP in gatefold sleeve. Over the course of last year, British enigma Nhor released four separate Wildflowers cassette tapes in very limited quantities, each depicting one of the four seasons. On these recordings, Nhor, like nature itself, does not need raw volume to make himself heard. The pauses are just as important as the single notes and the ethereal piano chords feel like brushstrokes on small vignettes. Prophecy Productions/Lupus Lounge have compiled Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter together with an additional unreleased track for each season. Thus, Wildflowers will bloom into it's full glory on gatefold double vinyl with an A2 poster - 100 minutes of music distilled from the 365 days of the year. "Wildflowers are beautiful things," says Nhor, "blooming for such fleeting spells, once in a year. My music feels more akin to an idea, thought, or a moment lost in dreamy haze than it does to a song. It is as fleeting as wildflowers, a moment that falls away as soon as it is perceived. I wanted to hear how the seasons impacted on my emotions and feelings. It began as a private conversation between myself and the landscapes that surround me. This has bestowed a somnolent nature to the album, and a gentle loneliness that can be found in those moments, as moonlight softly awakens wildflowers. I am very proud to be able to share them with you now. As always, my music should be listened to quietly, with patience, and alone."

Tracks:
1.1 Windowpanes
1.2 I Knelt at the Altar That Lays Atop the Stars
1.3 And So Passes the Glory of Our World
1.4 There Was a Time When I Knew the Way
1.5 Wildflowers
1.6 Vernal
1.7 Let the Rains Knock at My Door
1.8 In Moonlight
1.9 Light, Sing to Me
1.10 Where Morning Breaks Over the Pines
1.11 I Have No Stars Left to Wish Upon
1.12 Even in Dreams
1.13 You Will Never Shine As Bright As the Moon
1.14 I Remember
1.15 Sunlit Rest
1.16 All That Is Sacred to Me
1.17 Where They Once Were
1.18 The Trees Knew Not of Me Then
1.19 Moonfall
1.20 We Set Their Bodies Free in the Cold River
1.21 What We Hid in the Night
1.22 Fire Promises Guidance
1.23 In Search of Those We Lost
1.24 Fate
1.25 Bereft
1.26 Murmurations Above Me
1.27 Owls Through Snowfall
1.28 Wreaths of Hoarfrost
1.29 The Moon Belongs to All and None
1.30 They Leave No Trace
1.31 I Found You There, Beside the Night
1.32 Mercy
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