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Lovely!
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is this the Swans from the 80s infamy?!
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Indeed! 
Somewhat older and more hi-fi these days, but still massive and absolutely gorgeous!
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it has been years years since for me and was not expecting this colorful piece…when did this change happen? agree, gorgeous.
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easily one of the best live bands i’ve seen.
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Same here, they are amazing live! I’ve heard them 4 times in Copenhagen and 2 times in Berlin. Massive experiences each time! 
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They reformed in 2010, and have made a series of really great albums since. Lot to dig into, if you haven’t heard these.
Together with the new one “To Be Kind” is probably my favorite - especially this song:
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thanks for sharing and i will check it out. back in olden days they had a bit more somber tone but have always been dramatic and theatrical in there form…but that track had a brightness that was new to me…thank you again.
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This track is a jam.
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incredible!
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This is not acustic but still groovy. Maybe minimal or house and psychedelic can describe it a bit.
been really digging this early polyrhythmic minimal fm goodness by @Ess
does anyone know (or maybe @Ess will chime in) what device(s) this album was made on? sounds like some of the kicks and fm kicks are nanoloop 2 but definitely sounds more full/varied than nanoloop 2, to my ears at least.
anywho, it’s an incredible album, just 2 tracks, def worth a good listen through
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You can’t handle the truth
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Blast from the past!
It’s made with a Sega Megadrive controlled by Little Scale’s GenMDM MIDI interface. :—)
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wow that is so darn cool! love what you did on this album. listening to it on repeat not going to lie lol. coming from a jazz guitar background, i’m trying to “transcribe” it by ear onto the Digitone2 i recently purchased. it’s really helping teaching me what fm params do to sound in a practical way. it’s my first elektron device and loving it so far.
thanks for chiming in Ess 