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Opothecary wrote:A13 from R35TT

are you having a fucking laugh? D:

Come to dust.

jamesyboyy wrote:Come to dust.

OK, now you ARE having a laugh...

The more I hear it, the more I think that there's nothing to get. A rare miss and absolutely forgivable.

Happy Cycling (Bad Day). I don't know why I hate it so much. The normal version is just so much better.

for me its the remix on TCH ep, should have left it off and put another original on there.

on that note the new repress vinyls now sound better even than the white vinyl.

waiting 7 years to release tomorrow's harvest was and is their biggest mistake i think

Techboy wrote:

Opothecary wrote:A13 from R35TT

are you having a fucking laugh? D:

I think a lot of is down to the quality of the rip, it's just too dissonant. To me, it's darkness without being tempered by the usual light. This is something I'd like to hear a higher quality version of someday.

Vostok wrote:waiting 7 years to release tomorrow's harvest was and is their biggest mistake i think

they aren't living to supply us with music. let em do it at their own pace. they have lives too.
we are LUCKY to get shit that good at all. there is SO much garbage out there.

id wait 10 years for the next one...IF there will even be one. i hope there is....but i wouldn't be upset if they did. they offered up some of the best music. and we got to hear it.

Its seems the worst thing/s they ever done are still pretty damn good hehe.

But if they never release some kind of box set of old material, another new album or play live again, preemptively, this is the worst thing ever.

re-phaelam-ed wrote:

Vostok wrote:waiting 7 years to release tomorrow's harvest was and is their biggest mistake i think

they aren't living to supply us with music. let em do it at their own pace. they have lives too.
we are LUCKY to get shit that good at all. there is SO much garbage out there.

id wait 10 years for the next one...IF there will even be one. i hope there is....but i wouldn't be upset if they did. they offered up some of the best music. and we got to hear it.

i didnt mean for my message to sound entitled or anything.

it just seems that they could have released it sooner because they had most of the songs already done by like 2011 (thats what it seemed like at least in some interviews that i read)

The album art for geogaddi. I don't knoooooow, it bugs me ok?

Isopod wrote:The album art for geogaddi. I don't knoooooow, it bugs me ok?

It's probably my favorite thing they've done in terms of overall artwork for a release (cover, inner art, postcards, all that stuff)

Nova Scotia Robots? I like the melody and the voice though it's just that loud whining

Tomorrow's Harvest. It's weak

Najlepsiejszy wrote:Tomorrow's Harvest. It's weak

Nope, your taste is :3

chronical wrote:

Najlepsiejszy wrote:Tomorrow's Harvest. It's weak

Nope, your taste is :3

What are the vibes you get from TH?

Najlepsiejszy wrote:

chronical wrote:

Najlepsiejszy wrote:Tomorrow's Harvest. It's weak

Nope, your taste is :3

What are the vibes you get from TH?

I get vibes of a civilisation that is breaking apart, a more futuristic approach to their old nostalgic feel. let's say MHTRTC represents the things that defined our style and innovation 20 years ago. If we go off this then TH is the album someone would produce after the third world war, right in the spot that it hit the hardest. It has a rather cold feeling to it, and that's not just the feeling of the tracks but the production and advertising of the album as well.
See the tracklist for example. White Spiders. Cold Earth. Russian Words. Transmissions. Collapse. Sundown. New Seeds. Sick Times. Reach For The Dead.

All of this gives the whole thing a rather modern approach to their old style of trying to represent the feeling of nostalgia..
Which I'm absolutely in love with.
And the fact that this is the first album of theirs I noticed getting released (I listened to the stream, solved the puzzles with other Twoism members, got excited for new things almost every day of the week) gives it a sweet taste even when I just think of it.

I just hope their next work is a bit more cheerful and psychedelic like TCH/IABPOITC.

chronical wrote:

Najlepsiejszy wrote:

chronical wrote: Nope, your taste is :3

What are the vibes you get from TH?

I get vibes of a civilisation that is breaking apart, a more futuristic approach to their old nostalgic feel. let's say MHTRTC represents the things that defined our style and innovation 20 years ago. If we go off this then TH is the album someone would produce after the third world war, right in the spot that it hit the hardest. It has a rather cold feeling to it, and that's not just the feeling of the tracks but the production and advertising of the album as well.
See the tracklist for example. White Spiders. Cold Earth. Russian Words. Transmissions. Collapse. Sundown. New Seeds. Sick Times. Reach For The Dead.

All of this gives the whole thing a rather modern approach to their old style of trying to represent the feeling of nostalgia..
Which I'm absolutely in love with.
And the fact that this is the first album of theirs I noticed getting released (I listened to the stream, solved the puzzles with other Twoism members, got excited for new things almost every day of the week) gives it a sweet taste even when I just think of it.

I just hope their next work is a bit more cheerful and psychedelic like TCH/IABPOITC.

Exactly. These are the vibes I got, too. We are both wrong.

HUMO: "'Tomorrow's Harvest' sounds pretty dark, it's easy to picture scenes from the outstanding zombie series 'The Walking Dead', almost like post-apocalyptic poetry"

Sandison: "I'm not going to deny that we found some of the tone of the record in obscure cinema of the late seventies and early eighties, but other than that i'll have to disappoint you: the theme we had in our heads was everything but apocalyptic. More in the line of 'how are we going to adjust ourselves in a world that soon will change very drastically?'. It just seems so inevitable. Without explaining too much - I rather let the listener figure it out - there's a chronology in the song titles and in the atmosphere of the songs, they're chapters in a longer story".

http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11216

I don't like that they couldn't get their message through. I have many more complaints, but I feel like this one is the most objective

Yeah I've read that. In the end music is subjective, I'm sure they don't mind that some of us get a dystopian feeling out of it.
See Geogaddi or other releases for example. There are so many interpretations and ways of feeling about it out there, why should we limit ourselves to the idea of the artist? Of course it'd be nice to get their message without having to read about it in an interview, but the apocalyptic feeling of it is present according to many users on here, so they maybe didn't do it properly if they really wanted this message to come across after the first few listens.