Aurora – The Gods We Can Touch (2LP)

Album Info Hide Show Artist: Aurora Album: The Gods We Can Touch Released: US, 2022 Tracklist: A1 The Forbidden Fruits Of Eden 0:40 Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Synthesizer, Synth [Bass] – Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora A2 Everything Matters 3:33 Co-producer – Jamie Hartman Guitar – Fredrik Svab Piano – Askjell Solstrand, Aurora Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Programmed By – Magnus Skylstad Vocals – Pomme Written-By – Aurora , Jamie Hartman, Pomme A3 Giving In To The Love 3:01 Guitar – Fredrik Svab Organ, Synth [Bass], Drums – Magnus Skylstad Percussion – Aurora Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad A4 Cure For Me 3:20 Bass, Programmed By, Synthesizer, Drums – Magnus Skylstad Drum Machine – Alexander von Mehren Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Organ, Synthesizer – Aurora Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad B1 You Keep Me Crawling 3:20 Acoustic Guitar – Fredrik Svab Organ, Synthesizer, Drums – Magnus Skylstad Percussion – Aurora Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad B2 Exist For Love 2:59 Acoustic Guitar – Glen Roberts Arranged By – Isobel Waller-Bridge Cello – Maddie Cutter Mastered By – Robin Schmidt Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Synthesizer, Bass Guitar, Drums, Programmed By – Magnus Skylstad Viola, Violin – Galya Bisengalieva Written-By – Aurora , Glen Roberts , Magnus Skylstad B3 Heathens 3:45 Guitar – Fredrik Svab Guitar, Percussion – Odd Martin Strings, Synth [Bass], Bass Guitar, Drums, Percussion – Magnus Skylstad Synthesizer, Percussion – Aurora Written-By – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad, Odd Martin Sklnes C1 The Innocent 3:27 Guitar – Fredrik Svab Percussion – Aurora , Glen Roberts Piano, Strings, Drums, Bass, Synthesizer – Magnus Skylstad Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora , Glen Roberts , Magnus Skylstad C2 Exhale Inhale 3:32 Acoustic Guitar – Fredrik Svab Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Strings – Askjell Solstrand Strings, Synthesizer, Bass – Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora , Glen Roberts , Magnus Skylstad C3 A Temporary High 3:23 Acoustic Guitar, Synthesizer, Synth [Bass] – Magnus Skylstad Electric Guitar – Kristian Fanavoll Tvedt Written-By – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad C4 A Dangerous Thing 3:35 Acoustic Guitar – Fredrik Svab Baritone Guitar, Guitar, Percussion, Piano – Magnus Skylstad Co-producer – Martin Sjlie Electric Guitar, Bass, Drums – Martin Sjlie Piano – Aurora Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora , Martin Sjlie D1 Artemis 2:38 Acoustic Guitar – Fredrik Svab Concertina [Bandoneon] – Per Arne Glorvigen Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Synth [Bass] – Aurora Theremin, Drum – Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora D2 Blood In The Wine 3:29 Co-producer – Askjell Solstrand, Magnus Skylstad Guitar – Fredrik Svab Percussion – Aurora Percussion, Programmed By – Magnus Skylstad Piano, Drums – Askjell Solstrand Producer – Aurora Written-By – Aurora , Fredrik Svab, Magnus Skylstad D3 This Could Be A Dream 4:08 Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Vegard Brdal Drum Machine – Alexander von Mehren Piano, Drum Programming, Bass, Synthesizer – Magnus Skylstad Producer – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad Written-By – Aurora , Magnus Skylstad D4 A Little Place Called The Moon 4:10 Guitar, Synthesizer – Matias Tellez Producer – Aurora Written-By – Aurora , Matias Tellez Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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We are strongly committed to customer satisfaction. If you experience any problems with your order contact us so we can rectify the situation. If the record arrives damaged or doesn’t arrive we will cover the cost of replacing or returning the record. If you change your mind you have 30 days to return your record but you must cover the cost of returning it to the store. You can contact our Melbourne record shop at (03) 9939 3807 or at [email protected] Happy Listening! Description Hide Show Aurora’s album “The Gods We Can Touch” was released on January 21, 2022, and it marks a significant moment in her artistic journey. Known for her ethereal voice and captivating soundscapes, Aurora has carved out a unique niche in the pop and electronic music scene, and this album is no exception. With its blend of haunting melodies, introspective lyrics, and lush production, it showcases her growth as an artist while remaining true to the enchanting style that fans have come to love. From the very first track, “The Gods We Can Touch” immerses listeners in a world that feels both otherworldly and deeply personal. The album opens with the title track, which sets the tone with its atmospheric instrumentation and Aurora’s signature vocal delivery. The song explores themes of spirituality and connection, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences with the divine. It’s a powerful introduction that draws you in and makes you want to explore the rest of the album. One of the standout tracks is “Cure for Me,” which has a more upbeat tempo and showcases Aurora’s ability to blend pop sensibilities with her unique artistic vision. The song is infectious, with a catchy chorus that sticks in your head long after the music stops. Lyrically, it tackles the idea of self-acceptance and the struggle against societal expectations, making it both relatable and empowering. Critics have praised this track for its vibrant energy and lyrical depth, highlighting Aurora’s knack for creating music that resonates on multiple levels. Another highlight is “Everything Matters,” a song that beautifully encapsulates Aurora’s ability to weave intricate narratives into her music. The production is lush, with layers of synths and harmonies that create a rich soundscape. The lyrics delve into the interconnectedness of life and the importance of every moment, making it a poignant reflection on existence. This track, like many others on the album, showcases Aurora’s talent for blending the personal with the universal, a theme that runs throughout her work. The critical reception of “The Gods We Can Touch” has been overwhelmingly positive. Major publications like Pitchfork and NME have lauded the album for its ambitious scope and emotional depth. Critics have noted that Aurora’s songwriting has matured, with a greater focus on storytelling and thematic exploration. The album has also been recognized for its production quality, with many praising the collaboration with producer and songwriter Magnus Skylstad, who helped to craft the album’s lush sound. In terms of cultural significance, Aurora continues to be a voice for the younger generation, often addressing themes of mental health, environmentalism, and identity in her music. “The Gods We Can Touch” is no different, as it encourages listeners to embrace their individuality and seek connection in a world that can often feel isolating. This message resonates particularly well in today’s climate, where many are searching for meaning and community. Interestingly, Aurora has shared that the album was inspired by her own experiences with spirituality and the natural world. She often draws from her Norwegian roots, infusing her music with elements that reflect the beauty and mystique of her homeland. This connection to nature is evident in the album’s artwork and visuals, which feature stunning landscapes and ethereal imagery that complement the music perfectly. Overall, “The Gods We Can Touch” is a testament to Aurora’s artistry and her ability to connect with listeners on a profound level. It’s an album that invites you to explore your own emotions and thoughts while providing a soundtrack that is both uplifting and introspective. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to her music, this album is definitely worth a listen. With its rich themes, standout tracks, and critical acclaim, it solidifies Aurora’s place as one of the most exciting artists in contemporary music. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review