Girl On The Shore

Torre di Fine are sure to immerse you into their music world with their latest album “Girl on the Shore.” The album showcases Torre di Fine’s musical ability, with textually and dynamically diverse tracks. Tracks such as “Vanta” fully show how the duo manage to use minimal, recurring instrumentation to paint a picture of their feelings. Whereas tracks such as “Ammonia” are hauntingly beautiful tracks, merging a stand-out viola part with understated vocals. Their album manages to find a blending point between atmospheric and musically desolate, whilst being undeniably engaging .

Speaking further about the album they say: “It’s not easy for us to talk about this album; both because it deals with lots of complicated feelings and because it went through so many permutations that it feels closer to a breathing being than a collection of wav files. All previous efforts in our catalogue were aimed at re-living nostalgia, filling spaces with states of consciousness that were stuck in the past; “Girl on the Shore” sits on the opposite spectrum, focusing on the representation of absence, covering its pain and hypocrisy under walls of intangible noise. It’s bleak and reassuring, like all oxymorons.”