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#SOTM: Future Islands — A Song For Our Grandfathers

March 14, 2015 by Nabil Leave a Comment

Sounds of a quiet night. A rich voice, facing life’s tests, calling on grandpa and grandma for strength.

Shout-out to Nietzsche in the lyrics (“…the abyss would stare back at me”), Magritte on the cover?

My song of the moment: “A Song For Our Grandfathers,” by Future Islands. (iTunes Link)

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