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Thermal Climb
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Thermal Climb
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Released: Apr 4, 2011
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General Info

  • Genre: Ambient / Electroacoustic / Experimental

    Location Charlottenlund, De

    Profile Views: 16314

    Last Login: 5/13/2013

    Member Since 2/15/2009

    Record Label Vicious

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    Acorn Falling is the project of Lars Kivig, co-composer and piano/synth player of the instrumental music noir band My Beloved Acorn Falling started around the new year 2009 with the purpose of creating experimental and personal stories to reflect life in all its glory and decay. The musical stories of Acorn Falling is a very personal encounter that is not for the rushed music listener. Acorn Falling is not tied to any musical directions, religions or truths. Only the passion to express captivating and thoughtful songs using music as an art form. Acorn Falling have done work with the following excellent musicians: John Contreras - Cello, Thomas Wydler - Percussion, Peter Lopes - Bass, Søren Skov - Sax

  • Members

    Lars Kivig and speciel guests mentioned in the bio above.

  • Influences

    My Beloved, And Also The Trees, God Speed You Black Emperor, Swans, The Angels Of Light, Kirkegaard, Can, The Cure, Sand, The Residents, Foetus, Nietzsche, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Cluster, Mogwai, Bear Heart, Satie, Brian Eno, Backworld, Klaus Schulze, Cocteau Twins, Einstuerzende Neubauten, Sonic Youth, Tom Waits, Herman Hesse, Tuxedomoon, Jan Johansson, Love, The Dream Lovers, Cranes, Cinema Strange, Coil, Current 93, Popol Vuh, Moondog, The Flaming Lips, Silo, Stereolab, A Silver MT. Zion, Two Lone Swordsmen, Wagner, Dead Meadow, Iggy Pop, David Bowie, Explosions in the sky, Baby Dee, Greene, Piano Magic, Psyched up Janis, The Velvet Underground, Radiohead, Mad Season, Nine Inch Nails, Life, feelings and experiences. And much much more..

  • Sounds Like

    Earth, water, air, fire, life, death and space.

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