Get all 18 Fires of Denmark releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Fires of Denmark Presents: Volume I, Miles Above You - Single Edit, Relativity, And It Never Ends, A Music Moment Op.2, Beast of Burden (Rolling Stones Cover), Live and Unplugged - Volume 1, Start Living Outside of Time, and 10 more.
1. |
Color the Corners
04:37
|
|||
|
Appeared in my heart and don't say anything
Through a balance of sound to color the corners
of this place you call home
|
||||
2. |
Get It/Give It
03:16
|
|||
|
So walk away down the street
walk away over me
and as your walk your way home
you walk your way alone
you give it you give it you give it you give it
for nothing for nothing for nothing for nothing
you get it you get it you get it you get it
for nothing for nothing for nothing you*re nothing
|
||||
3. |
||||
|
We're all the same lead the way we're going nowhere
A waste of space until you realize there's nothing there
You are the music saturated to the deepest line
but is that all it's for?
They stay up late to finally wake up with this far to early
Hungover by the fleeting glimpse of Technicolor Fallen Dreams
You know the "same old story" retold
Tell us no, we're not strong enough to let go
|
||||
4. |
||||
5. |
Passing In
03:40
|
|||
|
Lately I've been told
Bless that sacred throne
With this lack of sleep
it keeps me company
I'm coming in
Something has gotta give
To end this Passing In
Cause loves too strong to leave this song
I'm coming in
|
||||
Fires of Denmark Rochester, Minnesota
"Fires of Denmark" is a genre bending dream synth performance with live looping of vintage synthesizers to create a unique, electrifying experience. With influences coming from The Cure, Tame Impala, Mac Demarco, Tears for Fears, The XX and Pink Floyd.
If you like Fires of Denmark, you may also like:
Korean Boyfriend makes catchy, wonky, new wave-influenced art-rock with deadpan observations from their personal worlds.
go to album
Hijack!
by Jack Ladder & The Dreamlanders
The sixth album by the Australian indie stalwarts pairs Ladder's velvety baritone with upbeat—yet faintly haunting—art pop arrangements.
go to album
Cermony's Ross John Farrar experiments with synths, bass, & percussion to make music similar to that from the '80s homemade tape scene.
go to album
Subsonic Eye combines math rock, dream pop, and guitar sounds borrowed from post-rock for songs that whirl and flurry, but never quite settle.
go to album
Ceremony of Leaving
by Former Lives
The latest from Former Lives is packed with utterly triumphant, pulse-quickening songs that summon the best of ’80s New Wave.
go to album
The Lost Frequency
by Palm Ghosts
This Nashville group draws on the classic sound of ’80s goth and gloom pop to create swirling songs with stately keys and haunting melodies.
go to album
Lifeboat Candidate
by Palm Ghosts
The songs of Palm Ghosts dabble in high drama, with dark-hued vocals, tense melodies, and shadowy atmospherics.
go to album
