Reverse Angle, by radioaisle

Reverse Angle

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1.	riptide 01:37	lyrics	buy track
SPARE ME THE SUFFERING CAUSE I’M TOO FRAIL THE WAVES DON’T DROWN MY THOUGHTS THEY SCARE THEM AWAY WILL I EVER FEEL AT HOME AGAIN WILL I EVER FEEL THAT WARMTH AGAIN SOMEDAY I’LL GET WASHED OUT ON A SHORE AND START AGAIN THE RIPTIDE IS TAKING ME AWAY FROM HERE FROM ME CAN’T YOU SEE THE CURRENTS PULLING ME AWAY IT’S TO LATE TO REACH OUT REACH OUT FOR MY HAND WILL I EVER FEEL AT HOME AGAIN
2.	reverse angle 02:40	lyrics	buy track
AS THE CLOUDS KEEP CHANGING SHAPES I CAN SEE THE PIECES FALLING INTO PLACE BUT IT’S NOT SAFE TO STAY THE LANDMINE IS FILLED WITH PAIN YOUR ANGER AND DESPAIR PLEASE GIVE ME PEACE OF MIND I’M GIVING UP THE FIGHT TODAY AS THE SUN DESCENTS MY FEELINGS START TO FADE INTO MEMORIES I MIGHT LET GO ONE DAY CAUSE I’LL BE SITTING ON THE OTHER BANK ONE DAY I’LL PUT THIS ALL TO REST AND FOCUS ON MYSELF CAUSE I’LL BE SITTING ON THE OTHER BANK ONE DAY AND WHILE THE CURTAIN STARTS TO CLOSE I’LL WALK AWAY SOMEHOW WE’LL FIND A WAY SOMEHOW WE’LL FIND A WAY CAUSE I’LL BE SITTING ON THE OTHER BANK ONE DAY AND WHILE THE CURTAIN STARTS TO CLOSE I’LL WALK AWAY
3.	spoken emotion 02:11		buy track
4.	interlude 00:57		buy track
5.	fallen figure 03:12		buy track
6.	ashore 02:24		buy track
7.	mobius strip 02:22		buy track

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Reverse Angle

Enter now. Ilias Ntais’ album Reverse Angle translates a psychological cosmos into musical concreteness: caught up in the fragility of words, his music captures moments of universal
fragility, of familiar and foreign life kept in secure and unsecure positions that are changing with the tidal waves of emotions and the immanent risk of landmines. As with his previous
album Postscript, the soundscape is a candid invitation to listen and hear, to hear and understand, to understand, to see, to let go of something only to return to the same perspective from a different angle. Creating numerous images and after-thoughts, Reverse
Angle merges various levels of consciousness. In this complex process Ilias Ntais filters carefully deviced frames of mind and sonically turns them into “shades of spoken emotion.”

Most notably, Reverse Angle acoustically explores the difficult terrain of how one can musically and philosophically deal with global emotions that are transposed from our 21st century collective and personal realm. In this sound composition, the private is not only
political, but it reverses this very angle: the political news that one is daily confronted with become a private mayhem of how to give voice to the voiceless. From Ilias Ntais’ metaphoric lyrics surface concrete personal introspections into the human catastrophies of capsized
refugee boats, of waiting lines in refugee camps, of the psychological trauma of fenced-in people, who we may never hear of again.
In all this, Ilias Ntais’ music becomes the one legacy that is universally left to speak up for those who cannot. It radically speaks about us.

Martina Pfeiler, Dortmund, 2 November 2013

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released April 18, 2014

Recorded by Wolfgang Bökelmann at revierton-studios
Mixed by Jan Niklas Jansen at Bear Cave Studio
Mastered by Helmut Erler at Dubplates & Mastering

Photography Amir Rezaloo
Design Jorgos Katsimitsoulias
Typography Alexander Kersting

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Radioaisle is the solo project of Cologne based multi-instrumentalist Ilias Ntais. Radioaisle takes 4track home-recording onto the stage. Cinematic song-structures are created with a set of loopers and alternatively tuned guitars.

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