@@resheshrasaily9628 Outside it's cloudy yet sunny and I'm trying to get some work done behind the desk...this is nice music to have on in the background. I like this sort of versatile music.
@@ThePsychedelicMuse this crazy global ever-accelerating consuming-novelty chase is something that has no meaning and doesn't matter, at least to me. I wish I could translate well one Russian proverb: "Всё новое - это хорошо забытое старое". Those who don't know the history are doomed to repeat its mistakes, I guess. It is also pleasing to hear and recognize repercussions from Hinkstep's earlier works in this one, sort of saying the same in yet another language. Thanks for posting, and have a good Present.
It seems Hinksrep can do no wrong. You seldom hear anything in this genera these days using "real" (acoustic) drums---I'm assuming that's a drumset I hear. It has a hand-crafted feel to it---sounds almost old-fashioned. Don't get me wrong, I like it for a change. Jonas Tegenfeldt "gets" it. I suspect Jonas is a man full of ideas. And why do we have so much talent from Sweden? Must be those long winter nights spent in the studio. Whatever it is, keep up the good work! As always, thanks for all the time you spend posting this work, Muse.
I doubt that's a real drumset but who knows :-) the hits sound exactly the same all the time so I think it's just a sampled organic kit... or a very tight drummer indeed ;-)
Oh yeah, I have a thing for artists from Nordic countries - and from Germany, Poland and Baltic countries as well. I think they have such a sensibility, subtlecy when it comes to timbres and harmony... Two outright radical examples I remember don't come even from electronic music, but from avant-gardé 20th century music: "Livre pour Orchestre" and "Interlude", by Lutoslawski. Experts say he's the 2nd best among hundreds of classical music composers at timbres and fine-tuning instrumentation (right after Berg). He wasn't on electronic music but *I challenge you* to listen to these and come back here saying they don't sound like psychedelic or ambient music. To make things worse they go many times _atonal_ and/or _ad libitum_ so if you're expecting "Beethoven-like stuff" I recommend you to weld a seat belt to your chair in order to not falling off it. I don't recommend to use LSD or mushrooms while listening to the first one however, because legend says listening to that on a LSD trip can lead to severe brain damage.
@@guilhermesartorato93 Thanks for your comment. I was not at all familiar with Lutoslawski, so I looked him up. th-cam.com/video/v3c0zgGsgkA/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/dwsjuRKLvxA/w-d-xo.html Wow. That made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Your characterization was dead-on. Thanks for that, and thanks again for your comment. Never stop listening and learning.
@@unfinishedmonkeyrecords It's obvious that you would know more about this than me. :o) After a second listen I think you may be right: one can never tell these days, and that's the lure of electronic music, isn't it? The unknown. Thanks for your response!
@guilhermesartorato93 I think Def Leppard nailed it when they said, "Unte Gleeben Glawben Globen" Thanks for the recommendations, I will check them out now.
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1. Hinkstep - Whispering Pines 0:00
2. Hinkstep - Opium (Forest Mix) 7:46
3. Hinkstep - Restless (Forest Mix) 18:40
4. Hinkstep - September Song (Forest Mix) 26:15
5. Hinkstep - Whispering Pines (Maiia Remix) 34:08
6. Hinkstep - Opium (Be Jam Remix) 42:31
Excelente Som!!!!!!
The perfect blend of chill and space..
Outside it is raining and dark .. and I'm smoking weed with this track on play wow thanks for the feel 🙏
Soul family🙏💕💗🌈
@@meaghansoria3336 wish u good health tc 🙏 👍 soulfam❤
@@resheshrasaily9628 Outside it's cloudy yet sunny and I'm trying to get some work done behind the desk...this is nice music to have on in the background. I like this sort of versatile music.
@@daddyleon thanks for sharing the feels tc
@@resheshrasaily9628 yw :)
but...what is "tc"?
Perfect piece of harmonized magical tunes.....much respect....
the cover album is majestic
Nice balance of dreaming and grooving. Thank you.
lol well said
@@gabrielahimsa4387 I was about to reply something in these lines but I went late :-D
I’m smoked out of my tree listening to this ❤️❤️❤️
I put this on and then did a little dmt which lent a whooole new dimension to this ethereal music.
Wow. Cant find the proper words to describe.
Ethereal...Thank You
Here we go! Thanks Muse! 🙏
I too love a good journey. Here we go!!!
Lovely ....
Thank You muse Brudda.. this upload is ä beauty..👌i am relax now..😏...🙏
Yes! This is excellent, i love the calmness of this album.
I know what I’m listening to while I’m riding my skidoo for work this winter =D
Damn ! A new Hinkstep album ! As it is the first band I discovered years ago in this genre I thank you for the upload !
It's not new (2018), just new to our channel. Thank you for listening!
@@ThePsychedelicMuse this crazy global ever-accelerating consuming-novelty chase is something that has no meaning and doesn't matter, at least to me. I wish I could translate well one Russian proverb: "Всё новое - это хорошо забытое старое". Those who don't know the history are doomed to repeat its mistakes, I guess. It is also pleasing to hear and recognize repercussions from Hinkstep's earlier works in this one, sort of saying the same in yet another language.
Thanks for posting, and have a good Present.
Absolutely amazing! 💜💙💜💙😻🙏
It seems Hinksrep can do no wrong. You seldom hear anything in this genera these days using "real" (acoustic) drums---I'm assuming that's a drumset I hear. It has a hand-crafted feel to it---sounds almost old-fashioned. Don't get me wrong, I like it for a change. Jonas Tegenfeldt "gets" it. I suspect Jonas is a man full of ideas.
And why do we have so much talent from Sweden? Must be those long winter nights spent in the studio. Whatever it is, keep up the good work!
As always, thanks for all the time you spend posting this work, Muse.
I doubt that's a real drumset but who knows :-) the hits sound exactly the same all the time so I think it's just a sampled organic kit... or a very tight drummer indeed ;-)
Oh yeah, I have a thing for artists from Nordic countries - and from Germany, Poland and Baltic countries as well. I think they have such a sensibility, subtlecy when it comes to timbres and harmony... Two outright radical examples I remember don't come even from electronic music, but from avant-gardé 20th century music: "Livre pour Orchestre" and "Interlude", by Lutoslawski. Experts say he's the 2nd best among hundreds of classical music composers at timbres and fine-tuning instrumentation (right after Berg). He wasn't on electronic music but *I challenge you* to listen to these and come back here saying they don't sound like psychedelic or ambient music. To make things worse they go many times _atonal_ and/or _ad libitum_ so if you're expecting "Beethoven-like stuff" I recommend you to weld a seat belt to your chair in order to not falling off it. I don't recommend to use LSD or mushrooms while listening to the first one however, because legend says listening to that on a LSD trip can lead to severe brain damage.
@@guilhermesartorato93 Thanks for your comment.
I was not at all familiar with Lutoslawski, so I looked him up. th-cam.com/video/v3c0zgGsgkA/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/dwsjuRKLvxA/w-d-xo.html
Wow. That made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Your characterization was dead-on. Thanks for that, and thanks again for your comment. Never stop listening and learning.
@@unfinishedmonkeyrecords It's obvious that you would know more about this than me. :o) After a second listen I think you may be right: one can never tell these days, and that's the lure of electronic music, isn't it? The unknown.
Thanks for your response!
@guilhermesartorato93
I think Def Leppard nailed it when they said, "Unte Gleeben Glawben Globen"
Thanks for the recommendations, I will check them out now.
You are the BEST Muse!!!
Welcome to the club, buddy!
Lovely!!
Soothing.
Great !!! Impressive !!!
Beautiful!
what a beauty!
Ohlala...!!! You made my night you psychedelic folks
This is a beauty. The sound is so familiar. Thank you. Thank you for reconnecting me to my dreams.
Finally An Album For Us. Thank You!!!
beautiful! thank you!
superbe '' merci'
This one grows on me. Fantastic album!
Feels.
По-взрослому)))) Отлично
Thank you, Hinkstep. One of the best albums i've ever heard in the genre :) I shared it with so many people for their delight :)
Beautiful)
Hinkstep - Whispering Pines --- Devadip Carlos Santana - Love Theme From "Spartacus"
I was just listening to this earlier!
very nice!
NEW HINKSTEP AAA
That's Our Old Man Tree In The Album Pic.
Hinkstep is the Shhhh**t
🙏💎🎶🙏🎶💎🙏🎶💎♾
Lielisks ar daudz un dažādām skaņu niansēm. Nenovērš uzmanību no darba un lieliski aizpilda telpu :)
Gud shyts
PRO...
😍😍😍🌺🌼🌺🌼💃
🤍FANBLASTIC 🤍✨
♡
Echoes of the Cure...
Why must there always be a funky drum beat in the back?
Queen Broox 👑🎯📈🍆....😥
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To my dearest friend of friends, ily, i appreciate you, i Desire you, i adore you.
All the commercials.. smdh 👎
What
Too many adds. Completely wrecks the flow
Jim Marjoram that’s not the right attitude. Remember that there is a way around this. You control your experience on the internet.
He is right.. if you are listening on the phone it's annoying but try to listen this album on spotify!