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Stray Ghost - Those Who Know Darkness See The Light album

Stray Ghost - Those Who Know Darkness See The Light album

  • Performer: Stray Ghost
  • Genre: Electronic
  • Title: Those Who Know Darkness See The Light
  • Released: 2012
  • Style: Ambient, Modern Classical
  • Country: US
  • MP3 version size: 1821 mb
  • FLAC version size: 1755 mb
  • Other: MP1 MOD AU TTA AC3 XM ASF
  • Rating: 4.9
  • Votes: 482

Description

Those Who Know Darkness, See the Light. Believe Music (от лица компании "Phases"); UMPG Publishing" и другие авторские общества (2). Ещё. Свернуть.

Those Who Know Darkness, See the Light.

Stray Ghost is the alias of composer and t Anthony Saggers, born in Oxfordshire in 1987. His tracks are cinematic in style, with delicate piano lines building superbly to incorporate heart-wrenching strings and various other instruments. Critics describe his music as exploring the "depths of sadness, with fleeting glimpses of peaceful joy and solitude.

Stray Ghost is Anthony Baden Saggers; a composer, musician and producer based in Brighton UK. During a highly prolific decade of music making in which every album seemed to top the last, Anthony has released albums on a variety of labels, self-released several ambitious projects and featured on compilations alongside artists such as Peter Broderick and Nils Frahm. At the age of 31 his discography stands at an already impressive 12 full length albums, and numerous other releases. From the earlier ambient minimalism of Nothing But Death, through the contemporary pastoral sound of Those Who Know Darkness, See The Light and the two hour long So Much To Remember, So Much To Forget up to his recent masterpiece A Shade Under Thirty, Anthony is a restless spirit, his music evolving in texture and scope, exploring global and social issues with a. personal, intimate resonance which is truly, truly unique.

Album · 2008 · 4 Songs. Those Who Know Darkness, See the Light.

Stray Ghost - Karesansui - Dry Landscape Garden. Stray Ghost - Albertine. Stray Ghost - Life in the Flickering On-Off. Stray Ghost - Frequency Repeat. A Shade Under Thirty.

With it's glorious synth washes, plucked strings, and piano centric melodies melding into an overall grandiose and celestial ambiance, this new album, entitled, "Those Who Know Darkness See The Light" will both light up your night sky and deepen your already pensive mood. Enjoy it with a loved one! As usual, TRS025 will come in two versions.

Darkness and Light is the fifth studio album by American singer, songwriter, and pianist John Legend. It was released on December 2, 2016, by Columbia Records, as well as his album to be released with GOOD Music, following the end of his five-album contract with the label. Legend recorded the album at East West Studio 2 in Los Angeles. It was produced almost entirely by Blake Mills, who also played various instruments and co-wrote most of the songs

The people who walk in darkness Will see a great light; Those who live in a dark land, The light will shine on them. Death Looms Near Walking In Darkness Learning The Right Way Feet Spiritual Ignorance Feet Secure Shadows. Sitting In Dejection Way, The Nearness Of Death Spiritual Peace Coming Out Of Darkness Darkness. The people who were sitting in darkness SAW a great light, and those who were sitting in the land and shadow of death, upon them a light dawned. John 1:5. Verse Concepts. Christ Overcoming Overcoming Spiritual Blindness, In Unbelievers Shining Light, Spiritual An Overpowering Presence. Revelation, Necessity Of Coming Out Of Darkness Satan, Resistance To Protection, From God Not Understanding God's Things Darkness.

Tracklist

1 Migration/Refraction
2 Aubade
3 Let Me Through The Cracks In The Storm
4 Signal/Noise
5 Instructions On Clockwork Recollection
6 A Home For Caged Harmonies
7 The Time Spent Chasing Lost Daylight
8 Tape/Rue De Ranelagh
9 A Passage Of Blisful Weather
10 In The Light Of Recent Failures
11 Music For Robert Walser
12 Our Greatest Glory, Gone Unseen
13 Albertine

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured By – www.mobineko.com
  • Produced At – Time Released Sound

Credits

  • Design [CD Design] – A. Saggers*, Shan Jones
  • Design [CD Design], Producer [CD Production By] – Colin Herrick
  • Music By, Producer [Production By] – Anthony Saggers

Notes

TRS025 is released in two versions. The first, limited deluxe version will be released in an edition of only 100 hand made and unique copies. Each of these is fabricated and sewn together by hand from several sheets of antique braille paper. When shut, this fat, soft inner folded sleeve will come in a holed 6" square, hand stamped and braille labelled black envelope. When removed the envelope folds open both directions, with several pockets containing hand printed ocular related inserts, antique eye charts drawings, and a factory pressed disc.

TRS025 also comes in a standard digipak version of 150 copies, and also comes with a factory pressed disc.

This album was recorded in various rooms between Paris (FR) and Canterbury (UK) between the years of 2011 and 2012, in varying degrees of poverty.

Track 4 contains a sample of "Nantes" by Barbara.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LP50
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI JU17
  • Matrix / Runout: 11072B1 www.mobineko.com (SM1-C90226/1A)

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
TRS025 Stray Ghost Those Who Know Darkness See The Light ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, Dig) Time Released Sound TRS025 US 2012

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Comments

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"A somewhat autobiographical, disparate and ever changing stream of thought. An open invitation into artist Anthony Saggers’ (Stray Ghost) world of continually morbid sounds, a world where bleak reigns supreme and hope a distant afterthought. Those Who Know Darkness, See the Light is an emotionally heavy exercise in deconstructing all things positive and placing misery front and centre. A message sent to indicate the fact that one would only reach a higher level of appreciation for the better things in life after having fully experienced its harsher side.Minimal at heart, with layered ambient soundscapes forming the album’s backbone throughout and piano bringing some life to the arid surroundings every once in a while, acting as a mirror to the man’s thought process, narrating all things undecipherable and helping aid the listener to a better understanding of the album’s objective. The sound is enhanced with clinically situated string swells, reverb laden guitar lines at points and field recordings, all working towards painting the audience a better picture of what Saggers is going for.All these elements and sound sources may give one the feeling that these songs don’t belong together, that they in some way or the other don’t form a coherent whole. However, after further, more observant, listens it all starts making sense. It is not about the fragments that make up the whole, rather about seeing the bigger picture. The pieces of the puzzle rarely have the same shape or form, the order of the tracks may not seem to make much sense, the zigs and zags are not pitfalls in the overall scheme of Stray Ghost’s, they are an improvement to the experience. A nod to the non linear nature of our lives, the fact that we’re thrown curve balls all the time and must adapt to them. It’s true that they don’t stray too far on Those Who Know Darkness… and prefer to stay around the main themes of loss, despair and heart ache, but each time it’s done with a slightly different flavour and that’s really what makes it interesting and warrants it numerous listens.A lot of ambient music often gets lumped up in the “mood music” category and while this description rarely holds true, it very much does so on this occasion. This is not an album you’d want to listen to whilst in a good mood, repeat, THIS IS NOT AN ALBUM YOU’D WANT TO LISTEN TO WHILST IN A GOOD MOOD! It’ll bring you down, leave you shattered, laying on your side eating a pint of ice cream in no time. So why would you listen to it if you’re already down? It’s simple, you’ll realize that there’s most definitely someone out there who has it that much worse than you do, you’ll be left with a new found sense of optimism and you’ll only have a certain Mr. Anthony Saggers to thank for that."- Reviewed by Mohammed Ashraf for Fluid Radio