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SINGLE REVIEW: FARLANDERS “THE LIGHTHOUSE LIES DARK”

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“The Lighthouse Lies Dark” sets its scene in a massive, immersive sound of the ocean. A solo violin wanders in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by nothing but the sound of nature. A cleverly paved soundscape emerges from underneath, simmering with a touch of light.  

Located in Cambridge, UK, the folk collective Farlanders have a unique way of storytelling. Following their instincts, “The Lighthouse Lies Dark” explores hope and comfort through unconventional song form. Like lighthouse guides the lost boats back to dryland, the song has a warm and comforting aura.  

“The Lighthouse Lies Dark” is inspired by those who provide light in the dark. A beautiful piano underneath a voice that sings to your heart, the song brings tears to your eyes, in the reflection of flame.  

Absorbing influences from folk and world music, Farlanders also created their own music vocabulary. Unlike anything you’ve heard, “The Lighthouse Lies Dark” is a refreshing, out-of-this-world yet grounding sonic experience.  

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