Colours In The Dark

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chris coote Perfect for my dark trip to the mental hospital job tonight Favorite track: Waiting For Something.

The gaye device Atmospheric, dreamy, melancholy, beautiful. If you want big synth expanses then it's all here.

todd1049 36 puts out another great album here. I thought "Fade To Grey" was the best thing he had ever done, but this rivals it. I only hope we get more where this came from. Favorite track: Nite Whispers.

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1.	Death of Silence 00:34	buy track
2.	Nite Whispers 05:35	buy track
3.	Lost In The Dark 00:20	buy track
4.	Shattered Spaces 05:11	buy track
5.	Hostile Light 03:36	buy track
6.	Core Memories 04:53	buy track
7.	Family 06:00	buy track
8.	Waiting For Something 00:45	buy track
9.	Slow Spiral 05:42	buy track
10.	Empathy Waves 05:20	buy track
11.	Impossible Colour 02:16	buy track
12.	Ghost Lines 06:46	buy track
13.	Safe 04:08	buy track
14.	I Heard U 01:35	buy track
15.	New Dawn 03:58	buy track
16.	Nothing But Now 02:44	buy track
17.	Colours In The Dark 08:24	buy track

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I wrote 'Colours In The Dark' after an extended period of complete musical inactivity. Earlier in the year, I suffered with depression for the first time in my life, which really shook me. I've always battled with anxiety, but this was on a whole different level. The lights just completely went out and nothing seemed to matter. Days were spent existing rather than something to look forward to. I lost all desire to work on music, which only exacerbated things further. It's a terrible feeling and not really something you can truly understand unless you are cursed to experience it for yourself. I don't usually share such things publicly, but I realise that many other people are suffering in silence right now and taking that first step to acknowledge you may need help is perhaps the hardest part. It certainly gave me a higher perspective on things, especially among the backdrop of what has been an awful year for the world as a whole. My troubles were tiny in comparison, but when you're battling with your mental health, your worldview shrinks to the macro level and nothing else seems to matter.

But the light did eventually return and my love for music came back into focus. It's why this isn't a sad album. I wanted to use this negative experience and try to turn it into a positive. While I'll never be able to write a feel-good pop song, I can channel the darkness and try to find those impossible colours hiding inside it. If nothing else, this is certainly one of the most personal albums I have ever wrote. If the trope about artists making their best work when they struggling is true, then you guys are in for a treat! I'm doing much better now. If you're currently struggling, then I hope this record can help you find your colours again too. Lets look after each other.

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