Lullabies for the Apocalypse by DP Kaufman DP Kaufman : Lullabies for the Apocalypse.
 Ambient, melodic electronica meets neo-classical.

Lullabies for the Apocalypse is meant to create the image of a father telling stories to his child in the midst of a chaotic environment; sonically complex, accessible melodies set against the backdrop of darker, brooding textures and rhythms. While certainly within the ambient electronic category, it still maintains an organic warmth and richness often absent within the genre.
Songs:

1. Where the Storm Will Never Reach
2. Bravery
3. A Promise
4. This Was Never Our Mountain
5. Why The Leaves Glow
6. They're Chasing a Feeling
7. You Smile With a Quiet Defiance
8. Certainty Blanket
9. The Poem Your Grandfather Told
10. Only The Comfortable Grow Old

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 08/05/2013
DP Kaufman lives in North Carolina USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental, Instrumental Electronica, Chillout, Daydreaming, Experimental Electronic

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