1. A Prague… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with the name 'Living Room'.
1. A Prague band formed in 2003.
2. A Swiss singer-songwriter group formed in 2004.
3. Christoph Pepe Auer and Manu Delago project
4. The solo project of Alex Stooshinoff from Saskatchewan,Canada, focusing on the genres of indie rock, ambient and drone.
5. An indie rock band from New York. - https://livingrm.bandcamp.com/
1. Living Room is Prague band formed in 2003. Its style encompasses elements of indie, rock, pop and alternative. "It makes no sense to try to exactly define the band's style, because what may be perceived as pop in Britain is very often taken as alternative here in the Czech Republic and additionally, those who claim to play pop here... well, it's usually a waste of time to talk about them..." thinks Living Room. However, they are obviously inspired mainly by British or American bands including trendy 70s and 80s retro wave; but surprisingly they also don't refuse to listen to electronic music or even hip-hop. By the way, has it crossed your mind that the name of the band comes from the album of Norwegians Jagga Jazzist called "A Living Room Hush"...?
2. Living Room is a Swiss singer-songwriter group formed in 2004. The trio tells stories drawn from life in the form of songs in the singer-songwriter tradition. The instrumentation of voice, acoustic guitar, e-basso and drums creates and gives room for the characteristic sound of the band in which ingenious harmonies and rhythms play an important role.
The three members of the band are bound together by a long-standing friendship and different conjoint projects.
Miriam Schweizer (voice and guitar) and Simon Gysi (bass, backing vocals) have worked together intensively since 2004.
In 2006 Samuel Winkler (drums) completed the band.
āLiving Roomā offers room and life ā just like a living room.
Their first album "Delivered By Forceps" will be released 20th february 2009 on hinterhaus-records.
3. This pioneer duo focuses on exploring the bass clarinetās huge tonal range and the enchanting sound of the Hang. Having formed in 2006, āLiving Roomā have toured in more than 20 countries all over the world.
Whilst continuously pushing the boundaries within a variety of musical styles, their unusual pairing of instruments creates a highly unique texture of sounds. The first-ever Bass Clarinet - Hang - duo approaches their fresh take on chamber music without any confinements or restrictions, performing original compositions as well as creative arrangements of popular music, by artists such as Nirvana and The Beatles.
Their shows are full of surprise and chance, often having left audiences wonderstruck, bewildered and bemused.
4. Living Room is the solo project of Alex Stooshinoff. It is currently based in Saskatoon, SK. Canada. Stasis is a six-part ambient suite home recorded by Stooshinoff over a nine-month period. He worked in collaboration with visual artist Zac Knuttila to produce a full-length video designed to be a visual companion to the music.
Stasis was formed from a long period of experimentation. Somewhere along the way, Stooshinoff began making drones and ambient music. Distancing himself from structures of absolute beginnings and endings, the songs of Stasis began to coalesce into something more complete, a unified piece with connecting movements just as important as each song.
Stasis is a meditation on the pillars that ground us, and a reconciliation of the forces that change us. It is an exploration of self, with songs intended to evoke the sounds and emotions of Stooshinoffās Ayahuasca experiences, repetition and continuity meant to reflect a constant and disorienting headspace, and lyrics about value, loss, and the importance of self-control.
5. Indie Rock band signed by Fear Icon Records from New York featuring Scott Fitzpatrick - guitar/vocals, John Nicholls - guitar/vocals, Kevin Dobbins - bass, and Fred Trumpy - drums
https://livingrm.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/living_room_2000/
Acustic
Living Room Lyrics
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Today just turned into the blackest sky
Full fill with bunch of fake things
That always make me hurt...
Crying alone in the darkness
The only way that I could do...
Cause I forgot when I started to smile
You broke my heart into pieces. . alone!!
When I start to runaway,
From this fact that I got now
I face this deep edge, fall inside
I'm full with scars, hurt and fragile
I can' hide it from my eyes...
You hurt me again and again!
Now you say that you love me too...
That it doesn't seen like what you do
See in my heart
You never gonna see
Love anymore
Don't be sad
If I leave you
Someday all alone
Can you understand me?
Can you know what I want?
Can you feel this pain inside?
Can you see that I love you?!!
"Acustic" by Living Room is a song that beautifully captures the pain of a love that has been broken. The song begins with the singer reminiscing about the past where everything was clear to him. However, now, things have turned around and he finds himself in a place where he is surrounded by fake things that hurt him. He is left crying alone in the darkness as it is the only way he can cope. He remembers his past smiles only to realize that at present, all he feels is tears. The singer acknowledges that the person he loves has broken his heart and left him alone to deal with the consequences.
As the song progresses, the singer dives deeper into the pain he is feeling. He is fragile, hurt, and full of scars that he cannot hide. He is at the edge of a deep abyss, and he falls inside it. The pain inflicted on him by his lover seems to only be getting worse. The singer appears to be at his breaking point and questions if his lover still loves him. He begs his lover to try to understand his pain and love him in return. He decides to take a step back and leave his lover - he says that someday he will be alone, but he does not want his lover to be sad.
Line by Line Meaning
The day that I saw so clear yerterday
I once had a clear vision of my life, but it now seems like a distant memory
Today just turned into the blackest sky
My present is filled with darkness, and I cannot see a way out
Full fill with bunch of fake things
My life is filled with superficial things that give me no happiness
That always make me hurt...
These things only bring me pain and sadness
Crying alone in the darkness
I am consumed by sadness and have no one to turn to
The only way that I could do...
I am forced to cry alone and deal with my pain by myself
Cause I forgot when I started to smile
I can't remember a time when I felt truly happy
Only tears that I can feel right now
All I can feel at this moment is sadness and tears
You broke my heart into pieces. . alone!!
You hurt me deeply, and I am left to pick up the pieces of my shattered heart by myself
When I start to runaway,
Sometimes I try to escape from my pain
From this fact that I got now
But the reality of my situation always catches up to me
I face this deep edge, fall inside
I feel like I am teetering on the edge of a dangerous precipice
I'm full with scars, hurt and fragile
I am deeply wounded and vulnerable
I can' hide it from my eyes...
I can't help but see the evidence of my pain in my own reflection
You hurt me again and again!
You continue to cause me pain and I am tired of it
Now you say that you love me too...
You claim to love me, but your actions don't reflect that
That it doesn't seen like what you do
Your words and actions are not aligned
See in my heart
If you truly knew me, you would understand
You never gonna see
But you will never truly understand or see who I am
Love anymore
I have lost my ability to love and trust
Don't be sad
Don't feel sorrow or regret for what you've done
If I leave you
If I decide to walk away from this relationship
Someday all alone
I will be on my own, but it's better than being constantly hurt
Can you understand me?
Do you really know who I am and what I'm going through?
Can you know what I want?
Do you even care about my wants and needs?
Can you feel this pain inside?
Do you understand the depth of my emotional pain?
Can you see that I love you?!!
Despite everything, I still love you and hope that you can see that
Writer(s): Ingolf Schapke
Contributed by James R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@FOH3663
Andrew, the high ceiling and large volumetric cubes of the space suggest a cloud type treatment could yield significant benefits in both freq and time domains.
Plus, a simple diy cloud system can include inexpensive LED indirect perimeter up-lighting ... transforming the ambience with it's warm soft glow.
Indirect, diffuse, up-lighting is second only to natural light in aesthetic appeal.
Food for thought.
(I get it, you're at a stopping point.
Simply like to point out there's diverging opinions in sidewall treatment approaches. However, there's universal acceptance to acoustic advantages to ceiling cloud treatment).
Killer content btw
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@zachariahadams
I watched cheap audio man's video the other day and yes, I also use the house plants to help with correction.
@powerguymark
Acoustically what did the wood slats do to your overall sound?
It looks great by the way.
@vicXsan
Used some vevlet curtains on a empty wall to remove reflection, looked horrible but worked perfectly. Could have been nicely done if I could bother at the time tho.
@PetraKann
PowerGuy: I believe the main reason for installing wooden slats in a listening area is to reduce reverberant noise.
Not sure how effective this acoustic treatment is as a bass trap. But it would certainly dampen reflections snd reverberating noise.
Design is critical. Slat spacing, thickness, shape, location, spacing from rear wall or ceiling and type of wood used will determine how effective this acoustic treatment is.
Just installing slats without design considerations can make the acoustics in a room worse
@charleshuguley9903
@@powerguymark It adds some diffusion to offset the absorption of high frequencies.
@EedenNicovan
We put on an acoustic painting. Meaning the canvas is sound transparent, the frame offers space behind the canvas and that space contains acoustic absorption material.
@chinmeysway
They donāt work much bc paint and canvas is not absorptive
@Monsux
I just love how you two handle acoustic problems with a good visual/interior design. This is a rare thing and the house looks stunning. Your new content is so good and something that people will watch years later when they try to solve the same things. I'm all about making the interior design as good/functional as possible and creating DIY solutions for the audio that also goes together with the interior elements. For example, custom acoustic panels with smooth design art fabric on the top can make an ugly thing into something people always compliment. Not even a single person has ever guessed two of my massive elements are diffusers/absorbers... They think it's just art.
@audiophil5042
True. Design is also one thing that this hobby kind of lacks. It would be easier for an average younger person to get into if speakers and equipment were designed to go together with (modern) decoration. Most audiophile equipments are designed and sold by older men. There's a massive market for the younger generation with money to spend. I have seen zero big streamers with sponsored hi-fi speakers or headphones and they use audio devices 8h+ every day.