polyaztone
Main Entry: poly- :many : several : much : multi-
poly is used with plastic, plastic is referred to as synthetic music, like the label Plastiq Musiq created by analogue synth guru Ronnie Martin of Joy Electric
Main Entry: poly·plas·tic
Pronunciation: \-ˈplas-tik\
Function: adjective
: assuming or able to assume many forms
poly=several i.e. synth, keyboard, software
az=the jazz influence
tone=short for stone, a synonym for the word rock, rock is used in the term/genre rock n' roll Read Full BioMain Entry: poly- :many : several : much : multi-
poly is used with plastic, plastic is referred to as synthetic music, like the label Plastiq Musiq created by analogue synth guru Ronnie Martin of Joy Electric
Main Entry: poly·plas·tic
Pronunciation: \-ˈplas-tik\
Function: adjective
: assuming or able to assume many forms
poly=several i.e. synth, keyboard, software
az=the jazz influence
tone=short for stone, a synonym for the word rock, rock is used in the term/genre rock n' roll
hence the word
polyaztone
This station is able to assume many forms of genres and is the sister of Roctronik where we found that there needed to be a station with the electronic/rock fusion more focused on the electronic side. The prior station focused more on the rock side. While creating the station it was too hard to ignore the jazz influence in this subgenre we were greating. The listener will hear, hopefully, a good mix of groups like Specimen 37, Guitar, Mono, New Order, Gus Gus, Air, Out Hud (big influence on this staion) Stereolab, Portishead, Herbie H., Cocteau Twins (the more electronic side), some 70s discoey sounds, the organic side of electro with electrorock and Tortoise, who continue to amaze each and every time they are heard. Post Rock, Future Rock, Folktronica, indietronica, indie disco, electrorok, Psychedelic Folk dream pop and chillwave are influences on this station.
http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/tag/polyaztone/podcast.rss
tHANKS FOR THE IMAGE............http://www.emcoplastics.com/wp-content/uploads/metal-detectable.jpg
poly is used with plastic, plastic is referred to as synthetic music, like the label Plastiq Musiq created by analogue synth guru Ronnie Martin of Joy Electric
Main Entry: poly·plas·tic
Pronunciation: \-ˈplas-tik\
Function: adjective
: assuming or able to assume many forms
poly=several i.e. synth, keyboard, software
az=the jazz influence
tone=short for stone, a synonym for the word rock, rock is used in the term/genre rock n' roll
poly is used with plastic, plastic is referred to as synthetic music, like the label Plastiq Musiq created by analogue synth guru Ronnie Martin of Joy Electric
Main Entry: poly·plas·tic
Pronunciation: \-ˈplas-tik\
Function: adjective
: assuming or able to assume many forms
poly=several i.e. synth, keyboard, software
az=the jazz influence
tone=short for stone, a synonym for the word rock, rock is used in the term/genre rock n' roll
hence the word
polyaztone
This station is able to assume many forms of genres and is the sister of Roctronik where we found that there needed to be a station with the electronic/rock fusion more focused on the electronic side. The prior station focused more on the rock side. While creating the station it was too hard to ignore the jazz influence in this subgenre we were greating. The listener will hear, hopefully, a good mix of groups like Specimen 37, Guitar, Mono, New Order, Gus Gus, Air, Out Hud (big influence on this staion) Stereolab, Portishead, Herbie H., Cocteau Twins (the more electronic side), some 70s discoey sounds, the organic side of electro with electrorock and Tortoise, who continue to amaze each and every time they are heard. Post Rock, Future Rock, Folktronica, indietronica, indie disco, electrorok, Psychedelic Folk dream pop and chillwave are influences on this station.
http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/tag/polyaztone/podcast.rss
tHANKS FOR THE IMAGE............http://www.emcoplastics.com/wp-content/uploads/metal-detectable.jpg
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Cover Me
Björk Lyrics
While I crawl into the unknown
Cover me
I'm going hunting for mysteries
Cover me
I'm going to prove the impossible really exists
This is really dangerous
Cover me
But worth all the effort
Cover me
I'm going to prove the impossible really exists
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: BJORK GUDMUNDSDOTTIR, OLIVIER EUGENE PROSPE MESSIAEN
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Patrick Stocks
While I crawl into the unknown
Cover me
I’m going hunting for mysteries
Cover me
I’m going to prove the impossible really exists
This is really dangerous
Cover me
But worth all the effort
Cover me
I’m going to prove the impossible really exists
Robert Matheus
Yesterday, me and my family went to a small river surrounded by a beautiful untouched tropical forest, away from our city; at some point, I decided to take a walk into the unknown, all by myself, and sang this song. It was a magical moment. A few years ago, I would never do that, but björk's braveness infected me.
Utopia *
I can’t even explain how much I love the way she sings “I am going to prove the impossible really exists”
Daniel Retta
I love the dissonance in this song. So tastefully placed!
Patrick Stocks
While I crawl into the unknown
Cover me
I’m going hunting for mysteries
Cover me
I’m going to prove the impossible really exists
This is really dangerous
Cover me
But worth all the effort
Cover me
I’m going to prove the impossible really exists
Corvuse Eburnea
This always sounds like it could be the music for an underground area in an MMORPG tbh
Jacopo MabAnfibio
She recorded the vocal line in a cave full of bats
gum ball
Yo I was definitely thinking this with the second half of this song
Madison Brown
I'm getting a feeling of Cover Me and Hunter are like sibling songs
Because the meaning of hunting
WilliamJ.S.Rodriguez
@Ace AceK I thought Cover Me & Headphones were one track
Ace AceK
Absolutely. I actually came here after listening to Hunter, distracted whilst writing a letter to someone about the interplay of these two kinds of patterns, just like the songs and then I saw your comment. Synchronicity.