Language Love - The Wind And The Rain [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE]
Published: March 5, 2013
By: Anand Harsh
For Ft. Collins based producer Treven Crist, music has the power to move, inform, and heal. The latest Language Love album, The Wind And The Rain, contains more of that global glitch sound that flows from psychedelic to tribal to uptempo bass wobbles. There is a delicate passion and intimate power to his work. It's easy to feel enveloped in his sound as it flows from left to right and back again, like a cool breeze across a deep lake. Many artists of Crist's ilk have that same deep-seated intensity which informs their own message-laden music. Language Love joins a number of them at OM VIBRATIONS deep in a natural cave amphitheater outside of Austin, TX in mid-May, including Random Rab, Desert Dwellers, and Kaminanda. This growing musical movement full of mysticism and reverence for natural beauty is sweeping the nation, and Language Love is riding that wave.
For Ft. Collins based producer Treven Crist, music has the power to move, inform, and heal. The latest Language Love album, The Wind And The Rain, contains more of that global glitch sound that flows from psychedelic to tribal to uptempo bass wobbles. There is a delicate passion and intimate power to his work. It's easy to feel enveloped in his sound as it flows from left to right and back again, like a cool breeze across a deep lake. Many artists of Crist's ilk have that same deep-seated intensity which informs their own message-laden music. Language Love joins a number of them at OM VIBRATIONS deep in a natural cave amphitheater outside of Austin, TX in mid-May, including Random Rab, Desert Dwellers, and Kaminanda. This growing musical movement full of mysticism and reverence for natural beauty is sweeping the nation, and Language Love is riding that wave.
