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Soley: Ask the Deep - VINYL LPTitle: Ask the Deep Artist: Soley Label: Morr Music M. M. Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 880918813813 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2015 05 12 Number of Discs: 1 Gatefold LP version with printed inner sleeve. Includes download code. Referring to the silence that returns when 2014's Krmantk EP (MORR 130 CD EP) fades out, Icelandic musician Sley Stefnsdttir says, "Your closed eyes slowly start seeing something much deeper and darker," and now that something is
Title: Ask the DeepArtist: Soley
Label: Morr Music / M.M.
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 880918813813
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-05-12
Number of Discs: 1
Gatefold LP version with printed inner sleeve. Includes download code. Referring to the silence that returns when 2014's Krómantík EP (MORR 130 CD/EP) fades out, Icelandic musician Sóley Stefánsdóttir says, "Your closed eyes slowly start seeing something much deeper and darker," and now that something is here, right in front of us: Ask the Deep is a stunningly dark and deeply personal departure after the minimalist and bleak piano compositions of said EP. Her soft voice leads us deeper and deeper into the shadowy fairytale worlds only hinted at on previous releases such as her 2010 Theater Island EP and 2011's much-praised We Sink (MORR 107 CD/LP) debut album. Ask the Deep sees the bespectacled songwriter open Pandora's box - and close it eventually. At least for now. "Have I danced with the devil?" Sóley asks on album opener "Devil," then crescendos, "Does he still love me?" Once the melodic surges of "Devil" lead to other fairytale soundscapes - the piano no longer the main character of Sóley's music - more and more ghosts, both real and imaginary, enter the scene. Inspired by a news story about a man who was buried alive in Brazil, "Ævintyr" marches in circles with tribal beats underneath ethereal swirls, and "One Eyed Lady" is perhaps Sóley's most minimalist lullaby yet, the beatless account of a one-eyed witch who would actually "kill for love," as the song's mantra reverberates into the void. With looped forces of gravity and swerving nods to Philip Glass, "Follow Me Down" is a brooding call to enter the distorted depths, to go beyond the point of no return, to leave the comfort zone. And it's a reminder: we still sink. Amid the flotsam and jetsam, things appear that weren't previously there - hard-hitting drums set to Beach House vibes ("Dreamers"), a haunted church showdown with the jilted devil ("I Will Never"), even a hint of unlikely, hopeful pop ("Breath"). Taking her listeners on a journey to phantasmal grounds, her sophomore full-length is both more intricate and diverse in how it's written, arranged, and narrated. And it's even more obvious that her voice is crucial in guiding the way to that place where one can live, that safe shore on the other side of the ocean. "You must face your fairytale," Sóley sings. She does, as the music maker, but we are the dreamers of the dreams.
Tracks:
1.1 01. Devil (4:17)
1.2 02. Ævintyr (3:18)
1.3 03. One Eyed Lady (3:57)
1.4 04. Óhljó? (0:37)
1.5 05. Halloween (4:18)
1.6 06. Follow Me Down (3:42)
1.7 07. Breath (3:15)
1.8 08. I Will Never (4:07)
1.9 09. Dreamers (4:21)
1.10 10. Lost Ship (4:26)
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This is my MUST HAVE sunscreen. I've had almost every type of skin cancer (thankfully, caught early), so I NEED good sun protection, especially on my face. I have very fair skin. This product leaves a bit of a white cast, but after a short period of time, that white case is absorbed. The white cast of a mineral sunscreen might look chalky on a person with darker skin. The BEST thing about this sunscreen is I can put it on my eyelids and under my eyes, it doesn't irritate my eyes AT ALL. The other well-known sunscreen I used for a long time really made my eyes sting if a bit got into them. This is my favorite sunscreen of all time.
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Solid mineral SPF with light coverage effect
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I’m used to La Roche-Posay’s chemical sunscreens, so this was my first time trying their mineral version. The texture is actually quite nice for a mineral formula. It spreads evenly and doesn’t feel gritty or chalky. That said, it does take a bit longer to fully absorb compared to chemical SPFs.
I’m already very pale, and I still notice a slight white cast. It’s not extreme, but it’s there. To be fair, most mineral sunscreens tend to do this, especially those using zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.
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★★★★★ 5
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As other reviewers mentioned, it is harder to rub into the skin and can leave a whiteish tint, but that’s a small price to pay for a pregnancy-safe option.
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★★★★★ 1
Terrible, look like a ghost
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I love La Roche-Posay but unfortunately, I finally came across the first product I truly hate from them. This product is a complete white mask on your face and does not settle in at all. You’ll be walking around looking like a ghost all day and it gave me a mild irritation to my eyes.
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★★★★★ 3
Leaves white cast, works okay under makeup.
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