Amber wrote:WizardJoe wrote:Amber wrote:It may be a strange question, but do you have a particular colour that your favour, when writing music? (This can go to both you and Dev, seeing as you both have it. )
Hmm, it very much depends on my mood, (not to say I aim to write music to fit a particular colour, rather the other way round). If I'm in an easier mood, friendlier and more optimistic, the music I write just strikes me as very light blue, a very flat image. Even if I write grindcore in this mood, with a very similar style to my usual efforts, it will definitely come across to me as a completely different colour, (although it will sound pretty much the same to other people). If I'm more agitated and uncomfortable (which I often am when writing music with my bandmate in his cramped house) it will appear to me as more purple upon relistening, there is definitely a stronger, more potent, swirling sort of image to it. Again, the musical style sounds very much the same, even at times to me - but it
looks different.
I never really write music when I'm pissed off, though I feel now that I am voicing these until-today subconscious thoughts, that it would be an interesting personal experiment for me to try out
Interestingly, when listening to the music of others, the colours often change slightly upon relistening, although there are a few albums/artists that I can readily name which have not: Ocean Machine is always as I have described, a very deep blue. Akercocke is always matte black. Mithras is always a swirling purple and green, and their song "Psyrens" is possibly the strongest and best example of this that I can think of.