{"id":27466,"date":"2024-04-15T23:58:19","date_gmt":"2024-04-15T23:58:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/newhampshiredigitalnews.com\/index.php\/2024\/04\/15\/pain-of-salvations-daniel-gildenlow-explains-why-he-stopped-working-on-the-bands-new-album-for-a-little-while\/"},"modified":"2024-04-15T23:58:19","modified_gmt":"2024-04-15T23:58:19","slug":"pain-of-salvations-daniel-gildenlow-explains-why-he-stopped-working-on-the-bands-new-album-for-a-little-while","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/newhampshiredigitalnews.com\/index.php\/2024\/04\/15\/pain-of-salvations-daniel-gildenlow-explains-why-he-stopped-working-on-the-bands-new-album-for-a-little-while\/","title":{"rendered":"PAIN OF SALVATION’s DANIEL GILDENL\u00d6W Explains Why He Stopped Working On The Band’s New Album For A Little While"},"content":{"rendered":"


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Pain Of Salvation<\/a><\/strong> mastermind Daniel Gildenl\u00f6w<\/strong> is back on writing the follow-up to the band’s 2020 record Panther<\/em>. According to Gildenl\u00f6w<\/strong> in a lengthy Instagram post, the record got put on the backburner for a few years as he explored other joys in life, but he’s back at it!<\/p>\n

“I’ve had problems finding my way back to the album. But now I’m at it and having fun!” wrote Gildenl\u00f6w<\/strong>. “There was a time when sharing my music with others meant the world to me. With age, and especially after the pandemic, I’ve grown frighteningly content with just sharing it with a few selected friends, or even just hearing it in my head without recording it.<\/p>\n

“Many of the key aspects of why I loved making albums have dissipated over the years. The process has become a lonely one, without hanging for hours on end in a rehearsing room, without spending weeks in a big studio. And with every album release, there is more back catalog for the fans and press to compare with and express dissatisfaction with. I didn’t dive headlong into music as a kid to sit at a computer on my own week after week, or to get judged and rated by opinionated somebodies around the world. I love making music, singing and playing my heart out, having fun with other musicians, show and be shown the ropes on new techniques and creative ideas. I simply fell in love with music.<\/p>\n

“If these aspects fade too much out of view, I will respectfully back out. See, I have a responsibility to Music \u2013 to remain passionate. To invest my entire heart and soul into it. Every inch of the way.<\/p>\n

“These last years, I have grown extremely tired of opinions, posts, content, arguments, upset feelings and agitated world views. Why should I even consider bringing my thoughts and my music to that overly set table, creaking at the hinges from all the indigestible stuff that’s already heaped upon it? Would I not be part of the problem? If I have a strong longing for the entire mankind to just shut the fuck up for a mere two seconds and take a deep breath, should I not be the first to do so?<\/p>\n

“Teaching music to kids have been an absolute joy these last two years. They make sense, and I learn a lot myself from teaching them. And we have fun, playing music together. A lot of the building blocks that I have come to miss from the album making processes.<\/p>\n

“So, I shut the fuck up a bit and took a deep breath or two. And now it’s fun again. If 90% of this species are halfwits, then what the hell, I’ll give my heart to the remaining 10%.”<\/p>\n

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