Crows Labyrinth

@CrowsLabyrinth
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Dutch bass guitar soundscaper, ambient artist, and playlist curator.
Inspiration: Robert Fripp, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson’s Bass Communion, Tangerine Dream

Also creates instrumental music as Ålvik, featuring mostly piano and other instruments.

Check out my Songwhip links to find my music and merch on your favorite platform.

Hashtags/Keywords:
#Music #Ambient #Soundscapes #BassGuitar #MusicProduction #Musician #Instrumentals #Composer #Bandcamp #Playlists #Spotify #AppleMusic

Latest releasehttps://album.link/i/1832517081
YouTube channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@CrowsLabyrinth
Spotify playlistshttps://open.spotify.com/user/crow74/playlists
Apple Music playlistshttps://music.apple.com/profile/crowsplaylists
Crows Labyrinth23h ago
A belated Happy 80th Birthday to Tony Levin, one of the greatest bass players to ever walk this earth.
Crows Labyrinth1d ago
Something’s cooking…
Crows Labyrinth2d ago
The Mandalorian and Grogu was great fun. It was exactly what I expected and what I hoped it would be. Now let’s hope we’ll get a blu-ray box-set with all the seasons and the movie. And hopefully also The Book of Boba Fett will be included.
Crows Labyrinth3d ago

#NowPlaying 🎧

Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep
by Spock's Beard
2013

The first album of the third line-up with Ted Leonard as lead vocalist. A damn fine prog album that still holds up really well.

Crows Labyrinth3d ago
Dgar4d ago
My neighbors were listening to some pretty cool music, until they asked me to turn it down.
Show threadCrows Labyrinth3d ago
@nyxsael You're welcome!
Crows Labyrinth4d ago
LastFM still has one of the best recommendations engines for new music. I just click 'Play your recommendations' on my LastFM profile page and let it connect to my Spotify desktop app. Already discovered four bands and albums in the last 45 minutes that I want to investigate further in the future.
Crows Labyrinth4d ago

distant memories

https://youtu.be/U14GpQ5K03g?is=oIYv9vs-VtX5bUCg

distant memories.

YouTube
Show threadCrows Labyrinth4d ago
@moodywarlock My first feelings after the first listen: starts off very strong. Then it dips for a bit until Blood of the Labyrinth played. From that moment I enjoyed the album enormously.
Crows Labyrinth6d ago
For some reason I never saw Children of Men, released in 2006. Finally watched it on Sky Showtime yesterday. I was not prepared for how intense and violent it was. Impressive film, even 20 years later.