156/Silence
156/Silence is a band whose name hints at the quiet spaces between sounds. Their music tends toward the atmospheric and introspective, with songs like "A Past...
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156/Silence is a band whose name hints at the quiet spaces between sounds. Their music tends toward the atmospheric and introspective, with songs like "A Past Embrace" showing their preference for mood over bombast.
They released their debut album, also called A Past Embrace, in 2005. Their work since then has generally followed a similar path, exploring themes that lean toward the melancholic and reflective.
Some listeners have found their material too somber, while others appreciate it as a thoughtful look at emotional experience. The band has largely kept to their own artistic approach regardless.
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