As much as I love music, I seldom has reason to write about it, unless of course it is a piece of music that rocks into my life for some reason and becomes an intrinsic part of a moment. Balmorhea and Peter Broderick each in their own right play such pieces of music, I just can’t stop listening to it’s supple calming tones.
This is a beautiful song by Balmorhea, I’ll doubt that you’ll be able to find as chilled classical music anywhere else.

This is a duet of Peter Broderick and …

truly a hectic month in the life of me! A month both filled with utter joy and immense stress, I find it funny how life and work life can be at such dichotomous ends of the spectrum of human emotion; both parts giving emotions totally separated from each other. The title of this post “Sucking on a Revolver”, is I guess, the best description of what the past weeks have been like, and an awesome name for a song, book or film.
My work life is turning into a wearisome …

ambling on my way from London Bridge to Farringdon, my place of work; on mixed seasoned day, the type that can only happen in spring, I found my mind drifting, pleasured by walking at no particular speed or rhythm, except to the beat of mixed electronic infused music. As I caressed the Themes with my eyes, for the first time in a long time I felt at one, at total peace in a city that seldom has that to offer. It felt that for the brief 25 minute walk, London …

Now that cyberspace is filled with bloggers expressing their deepest and darkest emotions, there have been some clever people building clever website, which draw on these ‘feelings’ and do really cool stuff with them. I have noticed a few sites like this one (http://twistori.com/) which does exactly that and I must admit, with a spinkle of music the ticking keeps me hooked for ages. I’m going link the other similar sites in this post as and when I find/remember them.