The Son, by David Kollar

The Son

by David Kollar

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01. In the middle of somewhere
02. Shine throught the heaven
03. Fear and trembling
04. Take a breath in Silence
05. Today at 18:00
06. Near that place
07. Fragmanted self
08. In the boundary of contingency
09. Near that place again
10. Mothers Imploring sight
11. In the middle of something
12. He woke up!
13. Playground at 16:37

David Kollar
"I decided to record the album Son in the beginning of this year, when my son David
was waiting for a second surgery. It was very difficult and painful period, which I also took as a challenge to move somewhere else.
I recorded the feelings that were inside me and around me. I wanted to conceive the album differently than I did before.
I used only electric guitar on which I made all the noises and sounds; mandoline,
which I play with bow, Gamelan, a voice of Lenka Dusilová and India Czajkowska.
The compositions are based on improvisations, which I recorded in Warsaw in a studio of Tadeusz Sudnik and later in my studio in Slovakia.
The final material was longer than three hours. From that I chose what is on the album."

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1.	In the middle of somewhere 03:06		buy track
2.	Shine throught the heaven 05:40	info	buy track
3.	Fear and trembling 01:20		buy track
4.	Take a breath in Silence 03:57	lyrics	buy track
Lenka Dusilova Vocal
5.	Today at 18:00 08:49		buy track
6.	Near that place 01:39		buy track
7.	Fragmanted self 02:30		buy track
8.	In the boundary of contingency 03:23		buy track
9.	Near that place again 01:51		buy track
10.	Mothers Imploring sight 04:07	lyrics	buy track
India Czajkowska - vocal
11.	In the middle of something 06:09	lyrics	buy track
Lenka Dusilova - vocals
12.	He woke up!!! 04:45	lyrics	buy track
David Kollar - vocal
13.	Playground at 16:37 01:33		buy track

about

I decided to record the album Son in the beginning of this year, when my son David
was waiting for a second surgery. It was very difficult and painful period, which I also took as a challenge to move somewhere else.
I recorded the feelings that were inside me and around me. I wanted to conceive the album differently than I did before.
I used only electric guitar on which I made all the noises and sounds; mandoline,
which I play with bow, Gamelan, a voice of Lenka Dusilová and India Czajkowska.
The compositions are based on improvisations, which I recorded in Warsaw in a studio of Tadeusz Sudnik and later in my studio in Slovakia.
The final material was longer than three hours. From that I chose what is on the album.
David Kollar - guitars, bowed mandoline, effects, gamelan, vocal
Lenka Dusilova - vocals
India CZajkowska - vocals

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released June 30, 2013

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David Kollar Prešovský kraj, Slovakia

Kollar treats his music with a deep degree of seriousness and personal involvement, as if each and every one of his projects was not only his proverbial brain child but as if it was his actual offspring. He treats his instrument as a gateway between his complex ideas and their audible representation, the same way a sculptor treats the chisel or a painter the brush."
- ADAM BARUCH ... more