Silver Falls

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Subkultur Agency: subkulturagency@gmail.com or Silver Falls: info@silverfallsmusic.com



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Bio:



The one man band Silver Falls - from Denmark - was brought to life by Jakob F. Kristiansen in late 2004, after recording and touring as a member of various danish indie rock bands such as Hostmom and later Isles (now The Kissaway Trail). The music has an embrasive and melodic semi-instrumental sound, a mix of electric, electronic and acoustic instruments. Collages of spoken-word audio archival samples. From time to time with apperances of guest vocalists. It's all combined to forge something truly timeless. It has a bittersweetness to it and still a rawness that pulses under the surface - a realism that could wrest a tear from the coldest of hearts or the warmest of smiles.



When performing live Silver Falls are: Jakob F. Kristiansen, Morten Bender Adamsen and Peter Kofod. The live shows are filled with lights and visual projections creating a mesmerizing show.



Jakob is currently recording Silver Falls' debut album.



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The new 6 track DigiPak edition of "We All Have to Breathe" EP is out now on Star Map Records. It includes two bonus tracks! How to order: Send a message right here on this page or write to: info@silverfallsmusic.com

Price: DKK 50,-. EUR 7,-. GBP 5,-. USD 10,-.Worldwide shipping.



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The "We All Have to Breathe" EP is out now on Duotone Records (Japan). To order a copy click HERE. Or send your order to: info@duotonerecords.com



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Silver Falls t-shirts are now available in sizes S, M and L. Quality Gildan shirts. Black with silver print. How to order: Send a message right here on this page or write to: info@silverfallsmusic.com Price: DKK 100,-. EUR 15,-. GBP 10,-. USD 20,-.Worldwide shipping.



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"Listen, - perhaps you catch a hint of an ancient state not quite forgotten; dim, perhaps, and yet not altogether unfamiliar, like a song whose name is long forgotten, and the circumstances in which you heard completely unremembered. Not the whole song has stayed with you, but just a little wisp of melody, attached not to a person or a place or anything particular. But you remember, from just this little part, how lovely was the song, how wonderful the setting where you heard it, and how you loved those who were there and listened with you.



The notes are nothing. Yet you have kept them with you, not for themselves, but as a soft reminder of what would make you weep if you remembered how dear it was to you. You could remember, yet you are afraid, believing you would lose the world you learned since then. And yet you know that nothing in the world you learned is half so dear as this. Listen, and see if you remember an ancient song you knew so long ago and held more dear than any melody you taught yourself to cherish since."

- Excerpt from A Course in Miracles