Christopher Morin writes and performs almost all music, with some occasional contributions on bass guitar or violin from other artists.

This song has the contribution of artist Luke Schoepf on bass guitar.

“Heal My Rage” is a 5-minute track that is excellently paced…you’ll always get the perfect balance of establishing melodies, ambience, and buildup…

…speaking of the buildup, “Heal My Rage” starts the build-up from the very first second…and very cleverly, the buildup keeps morphing, and evolving tiny bit by tiny bit, till it reaches a boiling point of hard-hitting guitar riffs and powerful drum parts…speaking of which, the drums were recorded at Blackngold Studio in Whittier, CA, while all other instruments were all recorded at Morin’s home studio in Sherman Oaks, California.

What really surprised me is what came after the musical climax…

The track manages to maintain the energy for quite some time, evolving and morphins elements while maintaining the core melody…

…and with the ending, it is where everything settles down once again, beautifully crafted.

Wishing all the best to the great artist, looking forward to the release of the full-length album.

Cheers!

The Sound of Mountains embarks on a psychedelic journey with deep bittersweet emotional vibes right from the opening of Familiar Locations. It has bluesy fluid melodies that are brilliantly put together in a unified, unstoppable flow, moving forward in a subtle seamless progression that pushes toward a bigger, more open touching sound. Familiar Locations layering and arrangement are really impressive, creating a mesmerizing wall of sound that consumes the listeners and keeps them hooked and entertained as they move throughout its dynamically escalating structure. It puts you in a chill mood with a fading dark vibe deep beneath its layers, all within a dreamy floating setup.

Familiar Locations is a solid piece by The Sound of Mountains, showing off his detailed writing style and melodic sense that allowed him to steer cleverly through the song’s twists and turns without losing their fluidity or mood. Looking forward to more from The Sound of Mountains, keep on rocking. Cheers!