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Wisconsin (USA)-based symbolist post-folk collective Kinit Her has released an image-rich nocturnal flight of fancy that becomes manifest in their video clip "On The Bridge Of Dreams". The track is taken from their forthcoming new album entitled The Nature Out There, which is slated for release on the 15th of December via Auerbach Tonträger, a sub-label of Prophecy Productions.
"The words at the end of 'On The Bridge Of Dreams' are a sampled quote from the Perennialist philosopher Frithjof Schuon", vocalist and electronic sound-designer Nathaniel Ritter explains. "He states: 'It's not enough to think about metaphysics, one wants to also to see and to hear metaphysics in visible forms... and this is symbolism, and symbolism coincides with beauty. Symbolism, yes?'. 'On The Bridge Of Dreams' is a heartfelt affirmative response to this question. Call forth your mirror, draw the spark, and begin again."
With their fifteenth full-length The Nature Out There, Kinit Her have reached a culminating and breath-taking height in their organic growth. Transcending all artificial limitations such as genre or instrumentation, the symbolist post-folk collective present a beautiful kaleidoscope of bursting musical colours and spiritual journeys into the wonders of nature with lush soundscapes that amazes and thrills with every note.
Ever since their founding in the heart of Wisconsin in 2005 by vocalist and man of strings Troy Schafer and electronic sound designer and lyricist Nathaniel Ritter, Kinit Her have been relentlessly pushing to expand the aesthetic and stylistic range of neofolk into unique new shapes under the banner of what the band calls "symbolist post-folk music".
Watch the image-rich new video and listen to "On The Bridge Of Dreams" right below. The previously unveiled video for the album title track and opener "The Nature Out There" is also available below, together with the cover artwork and tracklist. Link
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