Goodbye Horses by The Kiss That Took A Trip
This release is intended to work as an appetizer for the fourth album, and it features the first cover The Kiss has ever recorded, a slow and industrially-tingled technoacoustic rendition of ‘Goodbye horses’, originally performed by Q Lazzarus in the 80s.
As a surprise gift, a brand new song that is profuse on vocals, by The Kiss’ standards: ‘Immune to friendship’, a downtempo based on lots of intertwining plucked strings on top of a steady rhythm that drives the song towards a disguised chorus reminiscent of the 90s.
Tracklist
| 1. | Goodbye horses | 6:59 |
| 2. | Immune to friendship | 6:22 |
Credits
"Goodbye horses" originally performed by Q Lazzarus, written by William Garvey.
License
License varies by track. See the invidual track pages for details.Tags
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The Kiss That Took A Trip is a musical project conceived by M. D. Trello in 2006.
Musically, it can be described as a very lo-fi effort, based on tunes that try to recapture the importance of melody and atmosphere over technical proficiency and radio-friendly formats. The sound mixes rock, pop, post-rock, easy listening, ambient, new age, noise and dissonance.