Limited to 150 copies in total. 12" vinyl, pressed in CZ.
Includes unlimited streaming of Domov, co nebyl
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
ships out within 5 days
Purchasable with gift card
$20USDor more
lyrics
zvaž, kterým bohům nabídneš svou dlaň
zvaž, proti kterým chrámům obrátíš svou zbraň
žaluju tvojí spásu, žaluju novej svět
žaluju starý knihy, jsem proti koncům vět
žaluju rukopisy, sady a kalendář
trojí lid, zpěv a písmo, vládce laskavou tvář
dalších sto let nepoznáš jaro
nepoznáš den, kdy proud přemůže led
tam začíná věčnost: tam za útesem snu
tma bez tíhy dechu, tma bez hlasu
žaluju vykoupení, v podzemí duní hrom
žaluju křídla dravců, vítám špínu a mor
žaluju kalamáře, žaluju pergamen
vystřídej mě na hlídce, sednu si u kamen
dalších sto let nepoznáš jaro
nepoznáš den, kdy proud přemůže led
///
consider to which gods you will offer your palm
consider against which temples you will turn your weapon
I charge your salvation, I charge the new world
I charge old books, I oppose sentence endings
I charge manuscripts, orchards and calendars
three castes, singing and script, the kind face of a ruler
you won't know spring for another hundred years
you never know the day when the current will overcome the ice
there eternity begins: there beyond the cliff of the dream
darkness without the weight of breath, darkness without a voice
I charge redemption, thunder echoes in the underworld
I charge the wings of predators, I welcome filth and plague
I charge the inkwell, and the parchment
take my place on guard duty, I'll sit by the stove
you won't know spring for another hundred years
you never know the day when the current will overcome the ice
Portland's Dao Strom describes her work as "song poems," gorgeously layered dark ambient folk soundscapes with a heavy sense of foreboding. Bandcamp New & Notable Oct 6, 2020
supported by 6 fans who also own “Dalších sto let / Another Hundred Years”
Great to see Hourloupe back with more avant-garde spoken word musings on "time, reality, and the natural world". Here they reflect on humanity's journey from a moment in 19th century natural history to staring transfixed at the anthropocene headlights. Fear not the poetic narration is as warm & reassuring as a first world lifestyle & the music it's own, frankly mesmerizing, complex electroacoustic ecosystem with only the occasionally unsettling hint of it's impending breakdown. TheSlowMusicMovement