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Mar 17, 2017

Our Happiest Days Slowly Began To Turn Into Dust

27 min read

Red Sparowes, Our Happiest Days Slowly Began To Turn Into Dust

let the sunrise come again by VisitingFahrrad

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DpressedSoul

Mar 8, 2017

Long Forgotten

5 min read

Oceansize, Long Forgotten

These are the secrets you will share

These are the words you cannot bare

This is the side you'll never see

Now that you have forgotten me

seaside rendezvous - molyvos.4 by geissa

The voice that tempted you away

The deepest hole in which I'll stay

"I miss you most my darkest star"

I wonder where the hell you are

Too late to tell that you were wrong

Another word to dwell upon

You could have waited for me

Like I was waiting just for you

The fuse that's flickering inside

Threatens to blow me open wide

I could've run a million times

But I was waiting for you

Did you ever stop to think

About how low that you could sink

Down below and deep inside

Within yourself you cannot hide

Do photographs and faces lie?

Why did I never wonder why?

Why I was waiting for you?

Ages come and go...

But I'm still here

Hello, it's been a while.
I'm going to start from square on, or as we say in German: I'm going to start at zero again.
I'm going to delete all messages from my inbox, and try a fresh start.
Hope everybody's well.

F.

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DpressedSoul

Jun 22, 2015

daily deVIIIation

5 min read

This one came as a big surprise, since I've been inactive for such a long time. Thank you very much, Mrs-Durden for featuring "After the War (In My Mind)" as a Daily Deviation, and thank you very much everyone, for your comments and support!

After the War (In My Mind) by DpressedSoul

Previous DD features:

On the Concrete Sky I Saw Buildings Rise by DpressedSoul

In My Dreams I Can See You by DpressedSoul

Postcard from Vienna...with LOVE by DpressedSoul

As you can see, I'm still struggling with getting back to a normal activity here, but I'm working on it.

Once again, thanks a lot for your support!

Florian

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DpressedSoul

May 20, 2015

After the War (In My Mind)

3 min read

Hello.

It's been a while.

How's everybody doing?

I don't even know where to begin.

I've been struggling a lot with physical and mental health during the last months.

It kept me from doing the things that I would love to do.

But I've decided that it's about time for a restart, so here I am.

Today is my 5th deviantART birthday, seems like a good occasion to start all over again.

I will most likely not be able to go through all of my 10.000+ messages.

So please, let me know what you've been up to and show me your personal favourite images from the last year.

Florian

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DpressedSoul

Sep 12, 2014

Alternative 4 - The Obscurants

6 min read

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"The fight for disclosure and justice"

With "The Obscurants", Alternative 4 - the current main sphere of Duncan Patterson (ex Anathema, ex Antimatter) - release their second full-length album and continue the line of enquiry that began with their debut "The Brink" in 2011. Like its predecessor, "The Obscurants" stands out due to Patterson's particular songwriting style, which is occasionally echoing the works of his previous bands, yet it is offering his most mature and sophisticated material to date. The album explores avenues such as soft 1960s tremolo vibes, analogue synths and vocoders, to cranked up distorted guitars, with new lead singer Simon Flatley's crooner-like vocals perfectly completing the album's musical expression. Lyrically "The Obscurants" turns out to be a thought-provoking concept album on the subject of cover ups. Be it the media, police, government, or personal deceptions, it's about the obscuring of the truth and the subsequent fight for disclosure and justice.

Available editions:

- CD Digipak

- Gatefold LP (180g vinyl) incl. poster and PVC protection sleeve (500 copies)

- 2CD hardcover book edition (18x18cm, 60 pages) incl. liner notes, studio report, background info, additional artwork and bonus CD feat. 10 additional tracks (500 copies)

You can order the album directly through Prophecy Productions: en.prophecy.de/alternative-4-t…

I'm proud to announce, that Duncan Patterson himself made contact with me and asked for permission to use two of my photos for the cover and the backcover of this new album (actually, at first I was thinking that somebody was putting me on when I received a mail from Duncan Patterson, whose music I obviously adore). Please check out "The Obscurants".

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On a personal note: Belated thanks for your lovely birthday wishes. Once again I can only apologise for my absence. Life, especially concerning work, got awfully out of hand throughout the last months. I'm currently down with a lung infection, which could be considered as a warning sign of my body. Ironically, this will finally give me time to catch up with my online life, especially here on dA. You're all dearly missed, and I'm looking forward to browse your inspiring work again. Thank you for still being here.

Florian

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Mar 8, 2017

Oceansize, Long Forgotten These are the secrets you will share These are the words you cannot bare This is the side you'll never see Now that you have forgotten me The voice that tempted you away The deepest hole in which I'll stay "I miss you most my darkest star" I wonder where the hell you are Too late to tell that you were wrong Another word to dwell upon You could have waited for me Like I was waiting just for you The fuse that's flickering inside Threatens to blow me open wide I could've run a million times But I was waiting for you Did you ever stop to think About how low that you could sink Down below and deep inside Within y

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daily deVIIIation

Jun 22, 2015

This one came as a big surprise, since I've been inactive for such a long time. Thank you very much, Mrs-Durden (https://www.deviantart.com/mrs-durden) for featuring "After the War (In My Mind)" as a Daily Deviation, and thank you very much everyone, for your comments and support! Previous DD features: As you can see, I'm still struggling with getting back to a normal activity here, but I'm working on it. ;) Once again, thanks a lot for your support! :blackrose: Florian

After the War (In My Mind) by DpressedSoul, journal

After the War (In My Mind)

May 20, 2015

Hello. It's been a while. How's everybody doing? I don't even know where to begin. I've been struggling a lot with physical and mental health during the last months. It kept me from doing the things that I would love to do. But I've decided that it's about time for a restart, so here I am. Today is my 5th deviantART birthday, seems like a good occasion to start all over again. I will most likely not be able to go through all of my 10.000+ messages. So please, let me know what you've been up to and show me your personal favourite images from the last year. Florian :blackrose:

Alternative 4 - The Obscurants by DpressedSoul, journal

Alternative 4 - The Obscurants

Sep 12, 2014

"The fight for disclosure and justice" With "The Obscurants", Alternative 4 - the current main sphere of Duncan Patterson (ex Anathema, ex Antimatter) - release their second full-length album and continue the line of enquiry that began with their debut "The Brink" in 2011. Like its predecessor, "The Obscurants" stands out due to Patterson's particular songwriting style, which is occasionally echoing the works of his previous bands, yet it is offering his most mature and sophisticated material to date. The album explores avenues such as soft 1960s tremolo vibes, analogue synths and vocoders, to cranked up distorted guitars, with new lead singe