Long Distance Calling is a post-rock band based in Münster (NRW), Germany. … Read Full Bio ↴Long Distance Calling is a post-rock band based in Münster (NRW), Germany. They played their first show and released their first 4 song demo EP Dmnstrtn in late September 2006.

They play an instrumental rock music, based on heavy guitar riffing and shaking hands with psychedelic and calm elements. As most bands with this description tend to explore dark and depressive moods, these guys change between timid beauty and hard boiled reality in a tough play, always based on a driving rhythm section.
The demo EP Dmnstrtn became "demo of the month" in VISIONS magazine and ROCK HARD magazine.
Reactions to their debut album , Satellite Bay (2007), were unanimously positive.
Their second album, Avoid The Light, was released on 24 April 2009 on Superball Music, and it was produced by Kurt Ebelhäuser.

Their most recent album, eponymously entitled Long Distance Calling, came out in 2011.

Lineup:
David Jordan (guitar)
Janosch Rathmer (drums)
Florian Füntmann (guitar)
Jan Hoffmann (bass)
Martin Fischer (vocals and sounds)

Official site: http://www.longdistancecalling.de

Aurora
Long Distance Calling Lyrics

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Overall Meaning

As this song is solely instrumental, there are no lyrics to interpret. However, one can still analyze the music and its composition to gain insight into its meaning or intention. "Aurora" is a hauntingly beautiful piece that showcases Long Distance Calling's ability to create a rich and complex sound without the use of vocals. The song opens with a soft, gentle melody that builds slowly and steadily over time. The band masterfully blends together various textures and harmonies to create a layered, atmospheric sound that evokes a sense of awe and wonder.

The title of the song, "Aurora," refers to the natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights. The music captures the otherworldly beauty and mystery of this celestial display, with its swirling, shimmering melodies and ethereal atmosphere. The song gradually intensifies, building to a powerful crescendo that evokes the full force and majesty of the Northern Lights.

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