Quiet, Please, by The Library

Quiet, Please

by The Library

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1.	Glide 03:45	buy track
2.	So Keep the Fire Burning Tammy 04:28	buy track
3.	Season 3 04:40	buy track
4.	In The Library 04:00	buy track
5.	Page No. 69 04:18	buy track
6.	The Wonderland in Alice 03:32	buy track
7.	A Choice Selection 03:10	buy track

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The Library’s debut album ‘Quiet, Please’ mixes punk rock with elements of Prog, combining two styles of music generally considered incompatible. Punk consists of simple melodic riffs and literal lyrics, brimming with power and aggression. Prog embraces complexity through intricate guitar solos and odd time signatures. The two sentiments are quite opposite and usually at odds with each other. 'Quiet, Please' is a statement from the two-piece act, proving that Prog's controlled complexity can actually complement the rebellious and hard-hitting Punk attitude. Contrasting elements in ‘Quiet, Please’ represent the twists and turns of life revolving between order and chaos. The album is a fluid soundtrack for everyday life, and the absence of lyrics leaves the songs open to the listener’s interpretation. Simple melodies and Punk riffs blend seamlessly with the odd time signatures and Prog style beat shifts. With their different tastes and preferences, fans of the two genres rarely come across any meeting point. Crafted by the duo of Vishal J Singh and Siddharth Basrur, here is a composition that is accessible to both sides, a hybrid that makes it possible to enjoy Punk and Prog at the same time.

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released September 17, 2021

Mixed by: Vishal J Singh
Mastered by: Chinmay Agharkar
Artwork: Pranjeevan Adhikary
Distributed and Executive produced by No Binary Records (P) (C)

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