Unveiling the Influences Behind Trappist Afterland’s Evergreen – Walk to Paradise Garden
With their enchanting blend of folk and psych influences, Australian band Trappist Afterland has released their tenth album, “Evergreen – Walk to Paradise Garden”, and it is a must-have for any music lover’s playlist. Led by the talented vocalist and songwriter Adam Cole, Trappist Afterland captivates listeners with their unique sound that transports them to a realm of nostalgia and reflection.
The album features collaborations with renowned musicians such as Henry Parker and Angeline Morrison, as well as current folk sensation Talitha Trow and visionary artist and poet David Tibet. Each of the nine tracks on this album is a heartfelt tribute to the bonds formed over lifetimes. Cole was inspired to write these songs during a time of great personal turmoil, as he dealt with the loss of his mother to dementia, the breakdown of his marriage, and his eventual return to his hometown of Kiama on the South Coast of Australia.
In the midst of these challenging experiences, Cole found solace in his music and the beauty of nature, channeling his emotions into the creation of this album. The lyrics reflect the joys and sorrows of life, reminding listeners to appreciate each moment, no matter how fleeting. “Evergreen – Walk to Paradise Garden” showcases Trappist Afterland’s exceptional musicianship and Cole’s poignant songwriting. The melodies and harmonies are hauntingly beautiful, weaving together to create a sense of timelessness and transcendence. Shindig Magazine from the UK gives this album a perfect 5-star rating, praising the band’s ability to create “melodies that easily knot themselves around the pleasure centres of the brain”. Record Collector UK also raves about the album, calling it “arcane webs of sacred charm and diabolic prophecy”.
So, whether you’re looking for a thought-provoking and introspective listen, or simply enjoy captivating folk music, Trappist Afterland’s “Evergreen – Walk to Paradise Garden” is a must-add to your playlist. It is a reminder to appreciate the present, embrace growth and change, and find beauty in both the light and dark moments of life. Take a journey with Trappist Afterland and discover the magic of their music.
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