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Essachai Vow takes its name from the fictitious stone-age language that Anthony Burgess created for the movie Quest for Fire (Jean-Jacques Annaud, 1981) and translates to “hunger". Substance of We Feeling combines 10 songs that share a fondness for idiosyncratic compositions and influences from Jazz, Krautrock, Low-Fi and Dream Pop. The music was originally inspired by the snowy mountains of Montafon, Austria, where Christian Kosmas Mayer and Alexander Wolff have worked on an opening performance for their joint exhibition. More than one year and several recording sessions in Berlin and Vienna later, Substance of We Feeling unfolds an instrumental sound that might best be described as cinematic and has a timeless feel.
Essachai Vow is Christian Kosmas Mayer and Alexander Wolff.
Substance of We Feeling has a photograph by renowned artists Clegg & Guttmann on its cover and was mixed by Alexander Paulick from the German band Kreidler.
Essachai Vow takes its name from the fictitious stone-age language that Anthony Burgess created for the movie Quest for Fire (Jean-Jacques Annaud, 1981) and translates to “hunger". Substance of We Feeling combines 10 songs that share a fondness for idiosyncratic compositions and influences from Jazz, Krautrock, Low-Fi and Dream Pop. The music was originally inspired by the snowy mountains of Montafon, Austria, where Christian Kosmas Mayer and Alexander Wolff have worked on an opening performance for their joint exhibition. More than one year and several recording sessions in Berlin and Vienna later, Substance of We Feeling unfolds an instrumental sound that might best be described as cinematic and has a timeless feel.
Essachai Vow is Christian Kosmas Mayer and Alexander Wolff.
Substance of We Feeling has a photograph by renowned artists Clegg & Guttmann on its cover and was mixed by Alexander Paulick from the German band Kreidler.
