- We stand up and talk next to the high table alongside the bed, and it creates a feeling of waiting for something. But what will we do once we're done waiting? Well, in Hasse's case, there's not much else to do than go to bed.
- But have you really gotten all the help you can get?
- Yeah, yes. I guess it's not possible to operate more, and I don't really know how they have come to that conclusion. I need to go and lay down.
The room is darkened, in order for him to see the computer screen more clearly. The furnishing is for a single person, with the bed in the middle of the room, the TV at the foot of the bed and all the other things on the floor are in general disarray. It's extremely disorganized with stacks of books and papers, coffee mugs, cords and computer stuff. Initially, I become depressed seeing how he lives. Spending entire days here in bed, only to shuffle about every now and then. It's like he has reverted back into a cocoon. But perhaps it's not as depressing as it seems. Because when he's lying there in the dark, something happens to him.
- Wouldn't it be nice to sit down now?
- No, but lying down would be nice.
Its 13 years since we first met. I've always wondered what become of him. I didn't even know he had moved from town. It's like he always waited for something. Better days. That the road would become more accessible. I don't know. I remember he said he would create his own way of supporting himself. He wanted above all to be free, and who doesn't. We were all afraid of finding ourselves living a boring life, and had to be careful not to make the wrong choices and get stuck somewhere.
...and I just realized that it should be boring, but strangely enough it isn't.
No matter how much I try to bore myself, I'm never bored. I'm actually totally busy, all the time.
- Have you felt very sad, when realizing that you're stuck and that the back is so bad that your freedom has become limited?
- Yes, I thought I would feel like that. But I didn't. If you've got music, you've really got everything. You don't care if you've lost a foot, or any of that crap. I haven't gotten a depression due to my condition. It was simply just a statement. Apparently, things didn't get better but so what. It is what it is.
This album breaks conventions with most post-metal. It at once can be played next to shoegaze then breaks out into a fury of aggression and still remain catchy. For my money Rosetta are at the top of the food chain. After all the amazing albums Rosetta has, it boggles the mind that they can still innovate and surprise me. I love that I can play this next to bands as diverse as Ride, Slowdive, Joy Division, The Cure, Godflesh, and Neurosis. It's a pure delight on the ears. Bryon Wilson
A perfect balance between sounds, they bring you light in every moment, this album and Utopioid helps me in darkest times... thank you guys Jorge Torres
A post-hardcore megalith from the UK: churning guitars, spacey arrangements, and explosive vocals both screamed and sung. Bandcamp New & Notable May 8, 2019
The post-hardcore band’s latest is a reflection on time, memory, death, and grief—and is their dreamiest material to date. Bandcamp Album of the Day Mar 22, 2019
A heavy blend of post-rock and shoegaze from Argentina's Ox en Mayo Alto rides big emotional crests and contemplative valleys. Bandcamp New & Notable Jul 27, 2021
Construct is a more chaotic sequel to Archivist that continues the original and epic scifi story with a really interesting shift in the arc. The cover art shows the progression elegantly. This entire discography is a must have.
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