What's Behind The Sky?
from The Aftermath by Winter Jargon
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'What's Behind The Sky?' was recorded at The Forum Music Centre Studio in Darlington by Winter Jargon.
Point of Interest:
'What's behind the sky' is the only track on 'The Aftermath' which employs the studio method of 'vocal doubling' which Rachel was interested in using after hearing of it's effect via documentaries about the production of Abba music and Nirvana's 'Nevermind'.
Point of Interest:
'What's behind the sky' is the only track on 'The Aftermath' which employs the studio method of 'vocal doubling' which Rachel was interested in using after hearing of it's effect via documentaries about the production of Abba music and Nirvana's 'Nevermind'.
lyrics
O' inquisitive child.
The answers you ponder are much too complicated for you to understand.
Don't worry about these things.
I will guide you all of your steps. I will guide you all the way. You don't have to be afraid anymore.
God monitors his tiny little world, watching sinner Jenny in the comfort of her own home.
Jenny, stop looking at the houses.
Jenny, listen to the rain.
What does it take for you to be happy?
Are you telling me the stars are not enough?
The answers you ponder are much too complicated for you to understand.
Don't worry about these things.
I will guide you all of your steps. I will guide you all the way. You don't have to be afraid anymore.
God monitors his tiny little world, watching sinner Jenny in the comfort of her own home.
Jenny, stop looking at the houses.
Jenny, listen to the rain.
What does it take for you to be happy?
Are you telling me the stars are not enough?
credits
from The Aftermath,
released September 1, 2010
R.E Gatiss - Vocals / Acoustic Guitars / Harpsichord / Glockenspiel / Violins
T. Robinson - Bass Guitar
Composed by R.E Gatiss
Song lyrics written by R.E Gatiss
R.E Gatiss - Vocals / Acoustic Guitars / Harpsichord / Glockenspiel / Violins
T. Robinson - Bass Guitar
Composed by R.E Gatiss
Song lyrics written by R.E Gatiss
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Girl From Winter Jargon Durham, UK
The live context of Girl From Winter Jargon currently consists of female vocals with stand-alone electric guitar; Sometimes
incorporating delay and Ebow usage with live looping layers and strange, spooky guitar noises. www.winterjargon.com
"Excellent guitar-wielding & looping atmospherics" - WOWBO (Durham gig listing guide)
"I think it sounds fantastic... Brilliant stuff!" - Bob Fischer, BBC Tee
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Apr 20Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
discography
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