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Returning We Hear the Larks

Submitted by JakIsDead on Mon, 08/03/2010 - 11:51
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Returning We Hear the Larks is the Ambient Metal solo project of Jak Noble, a student from Bristol, England. The name is taken from the poem by Isaac Rosenberg.

When his previous project Sins of the Watchmen had served its purpose, Jak chose to take his music in a more experimental direction. Inspired by his visit to Belgium and the battlegrounds of the First World War, the project was named Returning We Hear the Larks. Since then, he has released 4 EPs, 2 compilations and one full-length under the name, gaining a significant fanbase within the 'djent' community.

All of Jak's albums to date (including releases under the name Sins of the Watchmen and [artist]MurderOnTheDancefloor[/artist]) are available from his BandCamp page. He also frequently uploads free demos and previews on his SoundCloud account.

[Taken from Last.fm]

Releases

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Title Typesort icon Rating Label Release date
The NewGrounds Years: 2007 - 2010 Compilation
9
 Independent April 26, 2011
WIPs and Dip Compilation
7
 Independent March 10, 2011
Scattered Fragments of a Past Forgotten: Old Songs Reborn Compilation
8
 Unsigned March 3, 2010
Alpha: The Ypres Months Compilation
8.75
 Unsigned October 4, 2010
Langemark EP
7.5
 Unsigned May 18, 2009
The Hidden World: I EP
8.5
 Unsigned September 9, 2009
Of Marduk EP
8.6
 Unsigned March 6, 2010
Proud England EP
9
 Independent March 10, 2011
Ypres Full-length
8.83333
 unsigned September 7, 2010
Far-Stepper/Of Wide Sea Full-length
6
 Independent June 2013
Line-Trap Single
9.33333
 Independent April 9, 2012

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Comments

Submitted by decline on Tue, 03/04/2012 - 17:50.

Oh boy, so many releases... could anybody recommend me, with which I should start to listen?

Submitted by AaronIsCrunchy on Mon, 09/04/2012 - 11:13.

Well, I started on Ypres, which is just glorious in every way Laughing out loud However, it depends what you want. If you're after djent and vocals, your best bet is Alpha: The Ypres Months, but pretty much everything else is instrumental, of what I've heard. Of Marduk is a nice 4 song EP that can get you in the mood for it as well... just pick whatever one takes your fancy, and go from there!

Submitted by home_for_a_dying_man on Mon, 28/05/2012 - 05:05.

chivalry-is-dead

here is a possible version with voice........ I'm so happy awaiting your comments,
this version have no "lyrics" all are groans, hahahaha, but if you like those groans, I will take my lyrics inside your song.

thank you for the oportunity

(you can download the song from here)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/i2hpxk

Submitted by JakIsDead on Tue, 10/04/2012 - 20:34.

I suggest grabbing the new single 'Line-Trap' for free first, then checking out my Proud England EP from last year Smile