Begging the Question
from On Opposite Ends of The Mountain by The Foundation Of
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So what of the earth, brought to see by cobalt eyes, the strange terrain of sound, the kindling waves and tides of unseen light? By the hunger of space we’re expanding this plane, layering image and touch and developing such invisible frames. Our senses they claim that we’ll find love in this place. But we could find a better thing to do with time, if not hardened by the way of light, and we could find a better way to live our lives if not hardened by the way of sound. So what of the masses, left tangled in waves and tides of light, break free of your shackles and open up to a world unfound. We can find a better way to fathom time, if not hardened by the way of light, and you could find a better way to live your life
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from On Opposite Ends of The Mountain,
released September 21, 2012
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The Foundation Of Chula Vista, California
Derived from Tijuana, Mexico, The Foundation Of is an explosion of sounds formed in 2006. What could be technically considered a Jam band, The Foundation Of strives to create music not by writing it but rather by finding it within their hour long jam sessions. They have created a sort of ambient post-hardcore that melodically soothes the mind and rhythmically excites the body. ... more
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