In August 2014 the band released their first single "Fall for Me" via AZH music label.
https://azhmusic.bandcamp.com/album/grisly-faye-fall-for-me-single
http://promo.azh.com.ua/listen/grisly-faye-fall-for-me
The first impression when listening to their songs is that the sound arrives from nowhere and departs in the same direction. That feeling is almost real, as most of the sounds originate from the space that surrounds us: crackling of fire, booming of oil wells, random blows of wind… and all this “musique concrete”, processed by an emotionless sampler, creates surprisingly urbanistic and sometimes paranoid music. A very good example of this approach is a B-side called “All Around”, built from the clicking of stones that are later looped to create a beat.
The paradox, however, is that indietronica made by Margaryta Kulichova and Wojciech Szupelak is actually urban in nature. If dance music is for the city what the singing of birds is for the forest, Grisly Faye could be a dream of an ornithologist. You might think that you already know that image, it seems to be hidden somewhere in the archives of your memory, but whether it truly exists remains a sweet mystery.
electronica / glitch / cold-ambient / chill-step / trip-hop / drum-n-bass dream-pop ambiet-pop polish ukrainian
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Dusk
Grisly Faye Lyrics
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The bell sings twice
Lost in eternity it pours it's sad goodnight
Forgetting that his now is dusk twilight
And pause
Dawn
Little birds sing their little songs
Cuckoo boo-beeps
The song "Dusk" by Grisly Faye depicts a melancholic and reflective tone. The opening line "the bell sings twice" is a metaphorical reference to the passage of time. The bell represents a clock and the ringing signifies that time is not stopping, it keeps moving forward. The phrase "lost in eternity" suggests that the persona feels as if they're stuck in time, unable to move forward even though time is continuously passing. The bell pouring its sad goodnight symbolizes the end of something - perhaps a lost opportunity or relationship, and the realization that the current moment is just a fleeting moment, represented by "dusk twilight" - a moment that's neither day nor night, but the end of the day.
In the second verse, the persona reflects on the dawn. The juxtaposition of the evening and morning create a sense of pause and reflection. The little birds singing their little songs contrast the sad goodnight of the first verse, signifying hope and renewal. However, the "bird that you've lately heard in the afternoon, cuckoo boo-beeps" introduces an element of uncertainty, hidden meanings, and the possibility of missed opportunities.
Line by Line Meaning
Dusk
The time between day and night
The bell sings twice
A bell chimes twice, signaling the end of the day
Lost in eternity it pours it's sad goodnight
The sound of the bell, ringing into the darkness, is a sad farewell to the day
Forgetting that his now is dusk twilight
The bell forgets that it is now twilight, the period between day and night
And pause
The bell stops ringing, bringing a moment of silence to the night
Dawn
The time between night and day
Little birds sing their little songs
Birds are heard singing their songs as the day begins
But the bird that you've lately heard in the afternoon
A bird sounds heard earlier in the day is different from the morning birds
Cuckoo boo-beeps
The distinctive sound of a cuckoo bird is heard in the morning
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Grisly Faye
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