1) Tundra (as Mo… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least 14 bands using the name Tundra.
1) Tundra (as Morgan Packard) from Canada, drum'n'bass.
2) Tundra from Canada. Hardcore/Gabber/ Breakcore.
3) Tundra from Italy. Black metal. FKA Afterglow.
4) Tundra from UK. English Folk band from 1970-80's
5) Tundra from Canada. Progressive House, Leftfield, Techno, Ambient.
6) Tundra from Denmark AKA Sure Miner. Danish Pop/western/country/folk.
7) Tundra from Brighton in UK. Post-rock. AKA Tom de Grunwald
8) Tundra from Norway. Black Metal / Progressive Rock.
9) Tundra from The Netherlands. Deephouse / Techno
10) Tundra from Finland. Finnish hip-hop group.
11) Tundra from HIGHLAND, IL Acoustamatic folk
12) Tundra from Poland. Electroacoustic.
13) Tundra from Australia, Brisbane. Indie rock.
14) Tundra from Bury St. Edmunds, England. Surf punk.
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1) Tundra (as Morgan Packard), Canada, drum'n'bass.
C-Space (ASC Remix) / Sprouts (12")
Macrofun 1 (10")
Off The Market / Sprouts (Omni Trio Remix) (12")
2) Tundra from Canada. Hardcore/Gabber/Breakcore. Also records as Contra, Nervous, Luminol, the Druids etc. and has released on labels such as D-Trash, Contra Recordings, God Rekidz
Plasmacore (CD-R) 2002
Aquaduct (MP3) 2006
3) Tundra from Italy (not Czech Republic). Black metal.
The band was formerly called Afterglow.
Their label "Eclipse Productions" has changed their name to "Long Ago Records" to avoid confusion with record labels with similar names.
A 3-way split with Written In Torment and Operation Winter Mist is in the works.
In Cold Dimness (EP) 2003
Unholy Underground Ritual (Split) 2004
Ansia (Full-length) 2005
Tundra / Inferno (Split) 2006
4) Tundra From UK. Traditional English folk band that recorded three albums in 70-80's: 1978 - A Kentish Garland, 1980 - The Kentish Songster, 1981 - Songs From Greenwich
5) Tundra from Canada. Progressive House, Leftfield, Techno, Ambient
'Nostalgia', 2006
6) Tundra from Denmark (see Sure Miner: http://www.last.fm/music/Sure+Miner ). Pop/western/country/folk in Danish.
7) Tundra from Brighton in UK
Satellites EP (2004). Post-Folk, Land Music. AKA Tom de Grunwald www.tundra.uk.com
8) Tundra from Norway
"Pure Sarcastic Funeral Terror" (demo) 1997
"ArmaGednje" (demo) 1997
9) Tundra from The Netherlands
"Rivulet EP" - Manual Music 2007
"Three Is A Crowd Ep" - Manual Music 2008
For more information please check : www.myspace.com/tundravisions
10) Tundra from Finland:
Finnish Hip-Hop group with rappers called Asa, Davo-Ukki and Laineen Kasperi.
14) Tundra from Bury St. Edmunds, England:
Surf punk band Tundra burst on to the Bury St. Edmunds scene in 2016 and have been on a non-stop mission of infectious grunge- pop domination since. https://tundrabandofficial.bandcamp.com/
Glow
Tundra Lyrics
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Inventing a colour in your mind
It's always just what you see with eyes
The spectrum won't ever compromise
Won't compromise
We've tried taking it slow
But soon the moment will go
I know a girl
She came from some other perfect world
I don't need to invent her in my mind
I guess she was just a lucky find
We've tried taking it slow
But soon the moment will go
I can no longer sit here and watch you glow
The song "Glow" by Tundra is a reflective piece that delves into the concept of perception and the limitations of the human eye. The lyrics talk about attempting to create a new color in the mind, acknowledging the fact that our eyes can only perceive colors within the visible spectrum. The phrase "won't compromise" reiterates the idea that the colors we see are not subject to change and are limited by our eyes' abilities.
The opening verse of the song transitions to the chorus, where the singer expresses their inability to sit and watch someone "glow" anymore. The word "glow" takes on a metaphorical meaning, indicating the subject's radiance, beauty, and charisma that are too captivating to ignore.
The second verse shifts focus to a specific person. The singer mentions a girl who seems to come from a different world, perfect in her own way. However, the singer notes that they don't need to imagine her because she exists in reality.
The song's overall mood carries a sense of melancholy and introspection, evoking themes of longing, admiration, and the realization that some things are out of our control.
Line by Line Meaning
Have you ever tried
Have you ever attempted something new and bold?
Inventing a colour in your mind
Have you ever imagined a color that does not exist?
It's always just what you see with eyes
What you perceive is often limited by your senses
The spectrum won't ever compromise
The colors of the spectrum are inflexible and do not change
Won't compromise
They will not bend or accommodate anything outside of their boundaries.
We've tried taking it slow
We attempted to move cautiously
But soon the moment will go
The opportunity will be lost if we continue this method
I can no longer sit here and watch you glow
I am incapable of simply observing you thrive any longer
I know a girl
I have knowledge of a female individual
She came from some other perfect world
She originated from another utopian realm
I don't need to invent her in my mind
I don't need to create a fictionalized version of her in my thoughts
I guess she was just a lucky find
I consider myself fortunate to have encountered her
Contributed by Aaron O. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Diego Novoa
on Crawl
This song have copyright? because, I LOVE IT and i want to use in my videos, obviously with your permission :(