Музыка и песни City Light Thief / City Light Thief

Vacilando is a term for somebody who is on a journey for the journey's sake, somebody who does not want to know where exactly his destination lies and whether they will eventually make it there or not. This is what CITY LIGHT THIEF have to say about the title of their new album. However, the statement also sort of describes the developmental process behind the album. There was no higher concept involved this time around, no literary original, and no elaborate plan the songs had to subordinate to. Instead, CLT just kept writing songs until we had an album. CITY LIGHT THIEF know very well about their strengths and how to use them. From the dissonant-yet-catchy opener Battue to the epic Omori CITY LIGHT THIEF demonstrate their versatility and energy in consistent, streamlined tunes. Under a veil of pop melodies and catchiness lies a highly complex meshwork of what sounds like a myr Record Label: Midsummer Style: Hardcore

Vacilando is a term for somebody who is on a journey for the journey's sake, somebody who does not want to know where exactly his destination lies and whether they will eventually make it there or not. This is what CITY LIGHT THIEF have to say about the title of their new album. However, the statement also sort of describes the developmental process behind the album. There was no higher concept involved this time around, no literary original, and no elaborate plan the songs had to subordinate to. Instead, CLT just kept writing songs until we had an album. CITY LIGHT THIEF know very well about their strengths and how to use them. From the dissonant-yet-catchy opener Battue to the epic Omori CITY LIGHT THIEF demonstrate their versatility and energy in consistent, streamlined tunes. Under a veil of pop melodies and catchiness lies a highly complex meshwork of what sounds like a myr Record Label: Midsummer Style: Hardcore

Vacilando is a term for someone who is on a journey for the journey's sake, who isn't too keen on knowing what his destination is and who doesn't care whether they will arrive there eventually or not." The title of their second album, >Vacilando<, sums up neatly what City Light Thief is about. After more than six years as a band (not counting the precursory band Whisk?!) the six-piece from Grevenbroich (near Cologne, Germany) still challenge themselves and their fans with their courage to stay unpredictable. Adventurous. Hungry. The fact that City Light Thief have managed to create, maintain and refine a sound this distinctive gives testimony to the extraordinary ambition the band fosters. Both lyrically and musically City Light Thief impress with great detail, depth, and skillful arrangements - be it on concept records like the Paul Auster-inspired EP >The Music Of Chance< or the full length albums >Laviin< and >Vacilando<, which came together in a much more random manner but sound as organic and elaborate as can be. City Light Thief melt choruses with up to six voices, an energetic rhythm section, variable keyboards and three guitars into an auditive experience that is every bit as dense as it is electrifying. All that sophistication has not kept City Light Thief from carrying over their irrepressible energy onto the stage. Numerous headline shows and acclaimed support gigs for acts such as Taking Back Sunday or Thursday have helped establish the band as a top-class live act. Consequently, Roman, Robert, Tobi, Bringo, Benni and Mario have recorded their four newest songs in a live studio environment - within just three days, no less, as City Light Thief never really cared much for taking things slowly. Which is just one more reason why this band never gets boring. The new EP is set to be released in 2015. Record Label: Midsummer Style: Punk/Hardcore

Vacilando is a term for someone who is on a journey for the journey's sake, who isn't too keen on knowing what his destination is and who doesn't care whether they will arrive there eventually or not." The title of their second album, >Vacilando<, sums up neatly what City Light Thief is about. After more than six years as a band (not counting the precursory band Whisk?!) the six-piece from Grevenbroich (near Cologne, Germany) still challenge themselves and their fans with their courage to stay unpredictable. Adventurous. Hungry. The fact that City Light Thief have managed to create, maintain and refine a sound this distinctive gives testimony to the extraordinary ambition the band fosters. Both lyrically and musically City Light Thief impress with great detail, depth, and skillful arrangements - be it on concept records like the Paul Auster-inspired EP >The Music Of Chance< or the full length albums >Laviin< and >Vacilando<, which came together in a much more random manner but sound as organic and elaborate as can be. City Light Thief melt choruses with up to six voices, an energetic rhythm section, variable keyboards and three guitars into an auditive experience that is every bit as dense as it is electrifying. All that sophistication has not kept City Light Thief from carrying over their irrepressible energy onto the stage. Numerous headline shows and acclaimed support gigs for acts such as Taking Back Sunday or Thursday have helped establish the band as a top-class live act. Consequently, Roman, Robert, Tobi, Bringo, Benni and Mario have recorded their four newest songs in a live studio environment - within just three days, no less, as City Light Thief never really cared much for taking things slowly. Which is just one more reason why this band never gets boring. The new EP is set to be released in 2015. Record Label: Midsummer Style: Punk/Hardcore

On their debut, CITY LIGHT THIEF present a clever mixture of Indie, Punk, Pop, and Post-Core. Rarely are you going to hear just one voice on this one - Laviin (which, fittingly, is Estonian for avalanche) has lots and lots of choirs that keep dueling, bra Record Label: Rookie Records Style: Punk/Hardcore

Record Label: Midsummer Style: Emo-Core