Caspian "High Lonesome"

[@haggardjeff48]

10 freaking years ago... Something just uplifted and moved my soul. No church I have ever attended has been able to do this, EVER!

[@godzigla]

This song sounds like the music my heart pumps through my body at those moments in my life that are incalculable...

[@squanchysquanch1840]

This track was a catalyst for a mental breakdown I had when I was like 17-18. Going through norco withdrawals for the first time. Was listening to this in the bathroom at my moms house and just lost it lol. Realized that I am going to die someday and everything is just kind of pointless, existence and all. At least that’s how it felt in the moment. 11 or so years later and here I am listening to this, drunk, in the same exact bathroom. Visiting my parents. Many more trials and tribulations under my belt. It’s strange returning to the house you grew up in. Breaking down for a different reason now. Miss you big brother

[@MrPaulwalrus]

Pretty sure this is what music in Heaven will sound like...

[@Mourtzouphlos240]

When this came across my Pandora, I didn't expect to like it as much as I did.

[@norton2757]

This song is so intense….

[@JCdrugly]

It just fucking takes you

[@d.p.5234]

Don't know why, but I get some Outer Wilds vibes with this

[@tpe54]

a wide expansive land/soundscape

[@wolflarsen3447]

What type music is the vocal melody influenced by here? I know the song is post rock/electronic, but the vocal is almost like...mountain music or some kind of wilderness music, i'd love to find more like it.

[@The_RedVIII]

Listen to Sigur Rós. They use such vocals a lot.

[@9EricCN3]

Look up Riceboy Sleeps by Jonsi & Alex and I think you'll get your answer.

[@rooftopsignals7313]

Sounds like a rendition of 'The Big Ship' by Brian Eno

[@zaproud]

This will destroy you - Villa del refugio thank me later

[@jeremiebosse8859]

Oh that is a good one, try Vienna from caspian

[@Petalflipper]

Sound kind of like Jonsi...

[@jjjjasonnnn]

The intro especially makes me thing of Takk...

[@haggardjeff48]

I know them. From Iceland.

[@haggardjeff48]

Kind of like "Drownded"

[@haggardjeff48]

But with a more clear / present melody: you don't have to listen intently for it.