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Ripples in the Fabric


By: Bells & Whistles
Ambient Post Rock Clean Instrumental Indie Underground Beautiful Atmospheric Shoegaze Minimalist dark alternative experimental space sky documentary interview background music elevator timbre delay swell avant-garde noise dynamic texture repetitive build ups soft droning soundscape drama dream crime


By: Bells & Whistles

The moniker Bells & Whistles represents the ambient side of musician and composer Troy Messerall. With a true love for Post-Rock, his work evokes a 90’s era sound while channeling the likes of modern groups like Sigur Ros, Mogwai, and The Mercury Program. The guitar notes soar while swinging their cadence alongside perfectly balanced drum work, building an ethereal atmosphere for listeners to vanish within. A true testament to DIY ethics, all the songs are written, recorded, engineered, and mixed by Messerall himself.
Duration: 7:58    Tempo: Med Slow    BPM: 118    Vocal Type: Instrumental

Genre: Indie Rock Music

Subgenre: Post-Rock

Catalog ID: 633788
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Description: Ripples in the Fabric, Indie Rock Music, Post-Rock, Music for shops, restaurants, lounges, stores, chains, hotels, airlines, on-hold phone systems, and more.

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