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Track List
01) light-the lightworker's lament
02) heart-power of a soft heart
03) explore-the other side of stillness
04) space-pause on violence
05) purification-the alchemical crunch
06) restore-calling generation X
07) awakening-in between thoughts
08) ground-i want to live.
09) safety—empath in paradise
10) mania-resting in the fire
11) vapor-amplified in stillness
01) light-the lightworker's lament
02) heart-power of a soft heart
03) explore-the other side of stillness
04) space-pause on violence
05) purification-the alchemical crunch
06) restore-calling generation X
07) awakening-in between thoughts
08) ground-i want to live.
09) safety—empath in paradise
10) mania-resting in the fire
11) vapor-amplified in stillness
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First Released
2022
Alternative Rock
Political
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Equal parts artistic exploration and therapeutic exercise, Alanis Morrisette’s newest album finds her in the midst of a musical sea change. Leaving behind the aggressive, deeply personal alternative pop and rock that defines her career, The Storm Before The Calm dives headfirst into meditative music.
The set contains no words, save for the album’s name and its curiously titled tracks. Each of the instrumentals gently explores slow, musical movements accompanied by a variety of sounds pulled from both western and eastern traditions. There is little dynamism on display — fine considering the album’s purpose — but Morrisette also fails to offer any breakthroughs in the genre.
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Equal parts artistic exploration and therapeutic exercise, Alanis Morrisette’s newest album finds her in the midst of a musical sea change. Leaving behind the aggressive, deeply personal alternative pop and rock that defines her career, The Storm Before The Calm dives headfirst into meditative music.
The set contains no words, save for the album’s name and its curiously titled tracks. Each of the instrumentals gently explores slow, musical movements accompanied by a variety of sounds pulled from both western and eastern traditions. There is little dynamism on display — fine considering the album’s purpose — but Morrisette also fails to offer any breakthroughs in the genre.
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Equal parts artistic exploration and therapeutic exercise, Alanis Morrisette’s newest album finds her in the midst of a musical sea change. Leaving behind the aggressive, deeply personal alternative pop and rock that defines her career, The Storm Before The Calm dives headfirst into meditative music.
The set contains no words, save for the album’s name and its curiously titled tracks. Each of the instrumentals gently explores slow, musical movements accompanied by a variety of sounds pulled from both western and eastern traditions. There is little dynamism on display — fine considering the album’s purpose — but Morrisette also fails to offer any breakthroughs in the genre.
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Equal parts artistic exploration and therapeutic exercise, Alanis Morrisette’s newest album finds her in the midst of a musical sea change. Leaving behind the aggressive, deeply personal alternative pop and rock that defines her career, The Storm Before The Calm dives headfirst into meditative music.
The set contains no words, save for the album’s name and its curiously titled tracks. Each of the instrumentals gently explores slow, musical movements accompanied by a variety of sounds pulled from both western and eastern traditions. There is little dynamism on display — fine considering the album’s purpose — but Morrisette also fails to offer any breakthroughs in the genre.
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