Roseland by The View Electrical

"Yeah I've spent way too much time all by myself" whispers the hyper emotive young man, seated at the very back of the classroom. ROSELAND is the place he has devoted himself to, the never ending indian summer we all dreamt about. ROSELAND is a delicate sonic flower in a classy package of careful production signed by Raphael Bovey (Kruger) and Magnus Lindberg (Cult Of Luna). Synths, strings, orchestral guitars, breathing drums and a million voices in the land of roses. Don't expect it to be all gentle and smooth though, you might be surprised by some weird electronic drones and crushing post-hardcore climaxes. Sadness, despair, hope and joy all next to each other. Life in every breath.

The View Electrical emerged from the meeting of two music lovers: Frédéric Aellen and Raul Bortolotti (Kruger).

Since the very first note, they focused on trying something different than the standard rock album, mixing every influence that has shaped them along the way.

Thus The View Electrical is the perfect crossover of various genres from folk, hip hop or metal to nineties indie rock.