The SF Scrivener: Lights Out Asia - In the Days of Jupiter

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Lights Out Asia - In the Days of Jupiter

Doesn't it feel nice to find a band that can transport the listener to a whole new field of existence? What I particularly like about Lights Out Asia is that their ambient, post-rock sound makes fantastic background music. So if I'm reading a book or getting some writing done, their sound doesn't distract my imagination, it inspires it.

Here's a sample song Shifting Sands Wreck Ships from their album In the Days of Jupiter. Enjoy!

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BradAugust 27, 2010 at 6:17 PM
Very nice.
This is just the kind of music I like to have going on in the background, or to just sit and relax, listening to the music and thinking of nothing.
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Gale HautAugust 30, 2010 at 6:39 PM
Yep. That's exactly how I feel about it too, Brad. :)
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