Horse Follows Darkness

General | Jun 2017

Reviews

DJ Aporia
Reviewed 2017-06-14
Progressive electronica. Inspired by the American Western and all things krautrock. Though the instrumentation is minimal—mostly piano, guitar, synths, and drums used sparely—it still manages to reach a rich, full sound. And it grooves. Highly recommended!

Related: Tangerine Dream, Pye Corner Audio, Emptyset, CAN
Favorites: 1, 2, 3, 5

1. (6:08) ** In Through the Light—Lush, dreamy piano soundscapes. Gets buzzier towards end.
2. (4:28) *** Hidden Song—Distorted guitar-driven krautrock. Gorgeous piano flourishes, bass.
3. (7:39) ** Roulette—Densely layered piano cuts, swirling synths, subtle beats. Locked-in kraut groove, sounds like a horse galloping.
4. (5:12) Horse Follows Darkness—Somber, ominous piano and rising arpeggiated synths. Cloudy, drenched in echo.
5. (7:23) ** Vesuvius—Very electronic, opening sounds like hearing an airplane overhead. Punchy synths lock into another great krautrock style. Futuristic.

Recent airplay

Vesuvius
Formerly A — Jan 07, 2018
Vesuvius
No Cover, No Fo — Nov 16, 2017
Hidden Song
Narnia — Aug 12, 2017
Vesuvius
KZSU Time Traveler — Aug 11, 2017
Vesuvius
Totally A — Aug 10, 2017

Charting

2017-06-15 — 2017-08-17 Electronic, Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
Aug 13 4
Aug 6 3
Jul 30 3
Jul 23 6
Jul 16 1
Jul 9 2
Jul 2 1
Jun 25 2

Track listing

1. In Through The Light
2. Hidden Song
3. Roulette
4. Horse Follows Darkness
5. Vesuvius