Songs of Disquiet

'Songs of Disquiet' was inspired by the writing of Fernando Pessoa, specifically the Book of Disquiet, a collection of journals from the years 1913-1934, which was published posthumously and translated from Portuguese to English. “There is no fire in your hearth, she said. So, why have a hearth? There is no bread on your table, she said. So why have a table? You have no companion, she said. So why cling to life?” . 'Cold Hearth' includes reading from the passage 'Funeral March for King Ludwig II of Bavaria' and was created with vocals, samples, guitar, analog synthesizer and drum machine. 'Virgin Mother of the Absurd World' was recorded in one take with accordion, guitar feedback and analog synth. . [TrailOfGhosts] Alvin, Texas 'Composer of Sad Songs & Sound Art / Electrodoom Provocateur' trailofghosts.bandcamp.com linktr.ee/trailofghosts