“Masterfully reconciled polyrhythms and intriguing layers of rock
instrumentation instruct the ear to receive a genuinely new aesthetjc in
ambient music.” - The Akademia on Myohwar's “The Stillwater Skies”
Conceived in a small yet intimate bedroom studio towards the end of 2015
and drawing influence from the likes of Pink Floyd, Tame Impala and
Mogwai, Myohwar has begun to stretch its geometrically
incorrect, psychedelic tentacles out to grasp at the minds and ears of
innocent neighbours and radio stations the world over. An instrumental
journey into Myowhar’s heavy ambient world, the latest single, ‘Floodsong’,
lives up to its name by flooding the listener with an entrancing sonic
atmosphere ever evolving around a solid, electrifying pulse.
“I stumbled across the theme of this song on a somewhat stormy day,
my vision was to capture the brooding feeling of the intensifying rain
and the explosive nature of the distant thunder,” says Jordan, creator of Myohwar project.
While the music is predominately guitar based, the project contains an
eccentric mix of instrumental styles and sounds ranging from Rock and
Heavy Metal musings to Eastern, Shoegaze and Improvisation akin to free
form and Jazz styles of music. The polyrhythmic undercurrents, wrapped
in layers of hypnotic, ambient textures and dreamy electronic
soundscapes are full of surprise and near impossible to mark down to any
traditional genre of music out today.
Myohwar is set to commence work on a debut EP scheduled
for release later this year, with plans of introducing a live show in
support. Until then, you can catch Myohwar's music on Soundcloud,
Reverbnation and Facebook.
‘Floodsong' was recorded in its entirety in the bedroom
studio of the musical projects brainchild Jordan Roth. It was mixed by
Steven Kronberger at Foxhole Studios, Perth, and mastered by Simon
Struthers of Forensic Audio Mastering.
“Floodsong” by MYOHWAR will be released 30th of September 2016.
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