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At The End Of The Day - Howling Disaster

from Deploy Your Senses 2014 by Deploy Your Senses

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Music:
At The End Of The Day (France) – Howling Distaster
‘At the End of the Day’ is a solo bedroom project of a French
composer started in 2012. His music is designed to create an
environment that brings the listener to their own realm of
ethereal thoughts. From the very start of these tracks they will
take you on a journey filled with cinematic, dark ambient and
intense guitars. Astonishing atmosphere and sounds full of passion that definitely shouldn’t be missed.
Websites:
www.soundcloud.com/at-the-end-of-the-day
splittingsoundsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/at-theend-of-the-day-countless-stars-in-an-empty-sky-ssr-rr-0061
www.facebook.com/pages/At-the-End-of-the-
Day/146198332203958

Picture:
LAURA CARRASCOSA (Spain)
Born at 1993, Madrid. As a child, he loved to watch family albums with her father, so he bought her
first camera, urging to make their owns. She worked on musical videos, photographic reportages and
works with Snoot Colectivo Fotográfico. After finishing school, she started studing artistic photography; developing Vorhandenheit, a fanzine. She’s obsessed with the movies Persona and Léolo, as well
as the fog and the non-sense.
Nowadays, she’s studying phylosophy as well as she works on photography.
Websites:
www.flickr.com/monoloquia

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from Deploy Your Senses 2014, released December 26, 2014

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