I WALKED INTO THE SILVER DARKNESS

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Studio Album, released in 2011 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Air distance transform 2. From all the green around you 3. The sharp crucible of autumn 4. Long quiet transform of a thousand skies 5. Secret density 6. The mirror of here 7. Scattered rain of sleep 8. What when winter comes 9. Into equilibrium hesitation 10. Arch of unimagined bridges 11. A dark unscathed 12. An image seen through 13. Things left unspoken Line-up / Musicians - Mark Wingfield / electric guitar, samples - Kevin Kastning /14-string contraguitar, 12-string extended baritone guitar, 6-string classical guitar, fretless guitar Releases information CD Greydisk Records Thanks to Evolver for the addition Edit this entry

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"I Walked Into the Silver Darkness" is a joint collaboration between UK guitarist Mark WINGFIELD and US guitarist, composer and instrument creator Kevin KASTNING; both of them are well established instrumentalists and performers, the former best known for his involvement in jazz, the latter for his works in contemporary classical music.

"I Walked Into the Silver Darkness" is a CD that most likely will appeal to a limited audience. If you enjoy improvised music with guitars only, are intrigued by dual combinations of acoustic and electric guitars and have a special interest in pieces of that kind with a careful, dampened expression you might want to take notice, especially if you like jazz, and in particular if you're a guitarist yourself. Much the same goes for those who are into ambient music that aims to explore moods of sadness, longing and melancholy.

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