To Depart Washington, D.C.
To Depart is the antithesis of complacency. A foggy window into the clouded heart and thoughts of musician Bastian
Kunu.
Better recognized for his heavy hitting, kit killing work drumming in DC based A MARC Train Home, it's interesting to see the differences of his personal music. You get a chilling sense of how the songs are real, sung from experience, all in an effort to heal mental anguish.
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To Depart recommends:
These dude's create some of the prettiest, roughest and most meaningful music around today. A must know band for sure.
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Tried to tell ya'll about https://colliderdc.bandcamp.com/releases and https://milointhedoldrums.bandcamp.com/track/sunday-dawnings but Bandcamp wouldn't let me. Here's this shit instead.
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