ástarsaga eftirmáli
from ástarsaga (2012) by cellardoor
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"That pink-orange sky reflected in the water brought an atmosphere even more dreamy than it already was. He insisted on taking several photos to try to record that moment beyond memory, but in vain. The pictures were always more bland than what he was seeing. She came out of the tent soon after to join him and looked at each other, as if confirming that the other was seeing the same. Yes, they were. And maybe, in fact, that morning presented itself that way just for them. For a brief moment, they forgot they would say goodbye a few hours later. That was a piece of sublime, a second of an eternity. Like a song on images, one written in snippets, a legend in a sign, an experience to remember, a story to be told."
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from ástarsaga (2012),
released November 21, 2012
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cellardoor São Paulo, Brazil
Music project by producer André Graciotti, cellardoor creates songs with emotional complexity without losing his pop
sensibility, inspired by bands such as Beach House, The Cure, Depeche Mode and Radiohead.
"One by One", released in 2021, is the latest album, whereby Graciotti reflects upon the need to find others who think alike, in light of a challenging new world.
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