Acclaimed producer Jaime Gomez Arellano and talented musician Daniel Knight begin a new exciting musical venture with Liminal Sky and the debut release “All Tomorrow’s Darkness” depicts an immersive journey through the bleak English countryside.
Liminal Sky confidently opens the album with the glowing melodies of “Some Other Time” expressing genuine sentiments through dreamy atmospheric arrangements and irresistible jazzy saxophone.
There is a subtle catchiness on “A Solitary Future” that easily attracts the listeners with balanced melodic crescendos and delicate arpeggios.
With an excellent production and a refined composition “In Some Secret Universe” flows like a beautiful daydream as the bittersweet vocals and shimmering arpeggios have the power to illuminate your surroundings.
“Penance” shines for the stark beauty of the intricate melodic guitars and the poignant vocal performance by Karin Park from Årabrot embellishing the haunting atmospheric dimension.
The title track evokes perennial melancholia as the spellbinding post – rock nuances of guitars flourish within the deeply contemplative atmospheric realm.
To create the extraordinary debut “All Tomorrow’s Darkness” Liminal Sky wrote and recorded in isolation at Orgone Studios focusing on poetic motifs and musical clarity.

Norwegian prog/folk band Tusmørke is ready to impress and surprise the listeners once again with the unique macabre romanticism and the unusual melodic textures of the new album “Fjernsyn i Farver” based on philosophical concepts regarding light, time and reality.

“Fjernsyn i Farver (Colour Television)” opens the album with psychedelic fervor leading to the recurring trance inducing flute, futuristic electro beats and the expected generous dosage of classic folk dynamics that will interrupt the surreal rhythmic structure delivering solemn melodies.

On “Kniven i kurven (The Knife in the Basket)” a poetic flute introduces cathartic folk nuances inviting the listeners to join the chants in the middle of the enchanted forest but the song’s complexity will often lead to multifaceted rhythms and melodic progressions.

The vintage organ and the groovy percussions on “Death Czar” successfully build catchy grooves and the whole instrumentation & vocals certainly match the retro vibes and uplifting emotional quality that characterize the song’s intricate melodies.

The epic final track “Tøyens hemmelighet (The Secret of Tøyen)” definitely draws inspiration from traditional folk music as gentle & uplifting flute harmonies take the lead creating magical moments followed and enhanced by the positive energy of the whole instrumentation featuring a series of often unusual rhythmic variations with remarkable prog rock elements and complex melodic tapestries.

Truly not many bands can skillfully offer the mind bending soundscapes that Tusmørke continue to effortlessly deliver and while “Fjernsyn i Farver” might not reach a wide audience it is an album that will be remembered for the wild avant-garde essence.
Fjernsyn I Farver