Nosound - A Sense Of Loss

KSCOPE RELEASE NOSOUND'S 'A SENSE OF LOSS' FOR THE FIRST TIME ON VINYL

Nosound has released another beautiful and impressive album. And although this is not 'happy' music, its unearthly beauty makes 'A Sense Of Loss' one of the finest releases of 2009 9.5/10 DPRP

Riding off the success of his 2016 opus Scintilla, Nosound songwriter Giancarlo Erra is releasing 'A Sense Of Loss' for the first time on vinyl. The album, originally released as a CD/DVD in 2009, was Nosound's follow up to 2008's 'Lightdark' and built on its predecessor by introducing a more alternative post-rock element to Erra's ever evolving sound.

Giancarlo describes the album as a move from the classic 'rock' (or rock ambient) approach used in 'Lightdark' to a more unique sound, with influences from more contemporary alt and post rock. To create this sound the band used less synths (a strict selection of vintage synth sounds) and more real instruments including a string quartet, leading to an even more emotional recording than Lightdark.

Erra goes on to state, The overall production and sound have moved to a more 'natural' overall sound, combined with some different sounds and approaches, a little far from 'Lightdark', but still distinctively Nosound (probably more now than before).

Kscope are releasing 'A Sense Of Loss' as a double LP on 180g heavyweight audiophile vinyl on 30th June with a Brand New Sleeve Image.