Silvery Beast is Daniel Knowler's second solo album of intricate, obsessively orchestrated instrumental music and follows on from 2011's Our Wet Geometry. Silvery Beast continues in a slightly darker vein, however, with more prominent signs of the experimental sonics of Daniel's work with The Infinite Three.

1. Slow Light Cone
2. Clusters
3. Hawthorn Tongue
4. Silver Grip Silver Beast
5. Arbole
6. Claw Vapour
7. Reversals
8. All Glass Descends
9. Jaw Finger
10. Salt Of Wormwood
11. They Have Come For The Feathers

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 08/24/2013
Daniel Knowler lives in London England

Tagged as: Alt Rock, New Age, Instrumental Rock, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Rock, Daydreaming, Electric Guitar

1. A New Age Has Begun by To Life!: Music as a journey through tribal landscapes, rhythmic dance, hypnotic trance.
2. Fantasia by Kaare Norge: outstanding classical guitar
3. Clouds by Kristian Taus: Collections of melancholic and minimalistic soundscapes
4. 3 Plus 5 by Park St Trio: Catchy, melodic jazz for all occasions
5. Movements by Kristian Taus: Collections of melancholic and minimalistic soundscapes
6. Pastourelle by Fortune's Wheel: a spirited rediscovery of the riches of medieval musical traditions
7. In Their Footsteps by Aryeh Frankfurter: Timeless and enchanting folk music for the soul
8. Evil Must Die by My Woshin Mashin: Crossover-Electronic, Chaos-Pop
9. Whisper by Suzanne Teng: world flute with a serene energy
10. Folk Rattle Roll by Conway Hambone: Multi-genre instrumental and vocal conquests made with love and fuzz
11. Les Larmes of Johannes Fresneau by Edward Martin: vihuela, renaissance and baroque lute
12. Goodnight, Daylight by Park St Trio: Catchy, melodic jazz for all occasions
13. Formantine by Emmalee Crane: ambient, orchestral drone music
14. Somewhere New by Andre Rodriguez: melodic rock combining memorable melodies with thoughtful storytelling
15. Somewhere New (instrumental) by Andre Rodriguez: melodic rock combining memorable melodies with thoughtful storytelling
16. The Space Between by Chad Lawson: Multi-award winning pianist and composer who is not afraid to put his hat in anything
17. The Color of Night by Jay Kishor: Music without preservatives
18. 20 Years of Bop and Blues by Mike Goudreau Jazz Band: boppin', swingin' joie de vivre whether it's jazz or blues
19. Captain Freak (instrumental) by CrimsonFaced: guitar-edged industrial electrorock
20. The In Between by Anton Cosmo: rock superstar to be

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