Hey Our Basement,
“Ender” was inspired by the idea of how things endure over time and how desire exists in our everyday lives. Desire, which only exists in absence, propels things and people forward. “Ender” asks the question of what to do with the things you want when you have them.
Produced by Romesh Thavanathan and Adam Hogan, and mastered by Grey Market, “Ender” was the outlier on The Speech, our forthcoming record. At the end of a long day, recording in a defunct school (located in Pouch Cove, Newfoundland) that housed hundreds of paintings owned by an art trader, the guys decided to put the song to a 4/4 dancey beat. It felt good! It felt right!
We want “Ender” to lead people to think about desire and how they relate to it.
The ender figure in the song represents how things dissolve, deteriorate, die.
The mender is a nod towards the hopeful, the potential flourishing that can occur when things are broken down.
Thank you for listening,
Galaa
Out, dear boys and girls, out for most of it. No endless supply of humorous quips and interesting tales.
Good Morning
Good morning.
Anyone listened to this?
https://open.spotify.com/show/0YKq5hGPIORVlpuxYRvaTi?si=jS_KDXKbShK1muCekzS_xQ
hello
I added some more tracks to the acoustic playlist over the weekend.
I just dumped them in there though. No flow!
@morgana, I have saved that podcast conversation to my spotify list, thank you
I think the Raccoon will be plundering that list next time he makes an instrumental podcast
Isn’t that what racoons do? Plunder the cookie jar, garbage, music playlists, basically anything they want / can get into.
@garfielduk plunder away! just sort prior to presentation please. i lived with a family of racoons and i know the little bandits to be very clean and organized.
Hi guys! If I get a chance I can rearrange those tracks a bit, but feel free to have at it.
I have not listened to those Shad Liner Notes but I would like to! Thanks for sharing.