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Emptyself
Emptyself
Lush acoustic guitars, trip-hop and industrial beats, and emotionally revealing lyrics. Fans of Portishead, A Perfect Circle, Massive Attack, Zero 7, and Nine Inch Nails should give Emptyself a listen.
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None Except You | 4:05 | Play |
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The Open Landscape | 4:30 | Play |
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Phantoms In The Sky | 4:02 | Play |
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Doll Faced Vulture | 9:31 | Play |
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Forget Me Please | 3:43 | Play |
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Liberated | 4:36 | Play |
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The Postulate | 4:40 | Play |
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It Could Be So Beautiful | 2:42 | Play |
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24 Waves | 6:25 | Play |
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The Way To Crash | 4:14 | Play |
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And Though We Fade Away... | 7:15 | Play |
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Description
"On through the crowds of repressed inmates, shaking their fists at the thought of escape, you and I could live like the first day we breathed the light and felt the Earth shake."
This single verse from "The Open Landscape" on Emptyself's self-titled debut CD provides a snapshot of all the inspirations contained within this work of art. A collection of songs that reveal the search for beauty amidst the tragedies of the modern world. Flowing from romantic awe at the vibrancy of youth to the struggle to understand heartlessness, this album somehow manages to be intensely personal, political, and philosophical at the same time, while feeling vulnerably honest throughout.
Emptyself is hauntingly beautiful music from New Orleans-based artist/producer Eric Johanson, featuring lush acoustic guitars, trip-hop and industrial beats, and emotionally revealing lyrics. Fans of Portishead, A Perfect Circle, Massive Attack, Zero 7, and Nine Inch Nails should give Emptyself a listen. Emptyself's self-titled debut CD was released 5/27/05, and is already being received well by the underground music press:
"Emptyself is a very solid release from a man who has a knack for providing the world with a unique brand of rock music. In his latest effort he tackles the softer side of rock, but makes it manageable for even the heaviest of metalheads." - I Ate Your Microphone (iaym.com)
Known for his underground, intellectual rock band Cire, Johanson created Emptyself as a new outlet for expression. The inspiration for this new project came in the form of several songs that defied normal genre classification, and yet were strangely accessible at the same time. Wanting to keep the visions pure, Johanson decided against the usual band format, instead using the open palette of sampling and synthesis to tastefully compliment the songwriting. The result is a sound that might be described as "dark R&B". This sound derives itself from a wide range of musical influence in everything from blues, trip-hop, psychedelic rock, to eastern music.
*[This is an ENHANCED CD featuring lyrics, bonus art & MP3s]
See also: Cire, Eric Johanson's progressive art-rock band from New Orleans, LA -
cdbaby.com/cire
www.cire.tv