In 1999, they have recorded their debut album "Not Here, Not Now", sound landscapes from an inverse universe washed against the walls of their studio. Find out what kind of sound walls you can build without synthesizers. Total effects, all guitar, a concentric stream of desire and melancholy. Layer for layer the dome is growing from freely flowing emotions, in the dispute of the musicians. guitar vs. guitar. His voice against hers.
"Outerbeats" is the title of the second album (2001) - and it's really characteristic for the music. while the first album had this touch of their idols Slowdive, Malory are now defining their own cosmos, their own time. The songs of the new album "The Third Face" (2005) open a door to a spheric world. The slowness of the moment becomes a journey through the time, a long way through the orbit. It floats atmospherically around you with angelic vocals and experimental sound scapes using guitars as sound tools. These songs deserve only to be played at high volumes so that the sound swallows your room and your mind.
During 2006, their first album, "Not Here, Not Now", was reissued by Clairecords, including two bonus tracks and a different artwork.
after the release of the album "pearl diver" the band stopped making releases
Words
Malory Lyrics
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The fate is filmy for that whatever you say
Lay your hands on my soul
And we can feel that I′m still afraid of it
Words can let dreams become true
Words can calm down your soul
Words smash the fortresses of your fear
Malory's song Words is a deeply emotional and introspective expression of the power and weight of language. The opening lines, "They told me everything yesterday, the fate is filmy for that whatever you say," convey a sense of being overwhelmed by the words of others, and the sense that words can both obscure truth and create a sense of fleetingness around our experiences.
The next lines, "Lay your hands on my soul and we can feel that I'm still afraid of it," suggest a desire for emotional connection and an intimacy that can help to soothe the fear that words can evoke.
However, the chorus is where the song's true message lies. It states that "Words can let dreams become true, Words can calm down your soul, Words smash the fortresses of your fear, But words, they can also kill." This powerful message speaks to the capacity of language to both create and destroy, and the balance that we must strive for in using words with care and intention.
Some possible interpretations of the song could include themes of vulnerability, the power dynamics of language, and the importance of communication in relationships.
Line by Line Meaning
They told me everything yesterday
Yesterday, someone revealed all the secrets and truth to me
The fate is filmy for that whatever you say
No matter what is said, the outcome is uncertain and unpredictable
Lay your hands on my soul
Offer me comfort and understanding with your touch
And we can feel that I′m still afraid of it
Despite attempts to alleviate fear, it still persists
Words can let dreams become true
Words have the power to turn aspirations into reality
Words can calm down your soul
Speaking or hearing certain words can bring inner peace and tranquility
Words smash the fortresses of your fear
Words have the potential to break down barriers and overcome fear
But words, they can also kill
Words can be lethal and cause emotional or psychological harm
Writer(s): Maurice Ernest Gibb, Robin Hugh Gibb, Barry Alan Gibb
Contributed by Joseph Y. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Gggt
on Silence Flows Through Noise
Alguién tiene ls letra de la canción?
Lisa Adam
on She Has Gone
were the lyrics?!