- 1I'm Sorry About Your Everyhing
- 2A Wake
- 3Heavy Metal Mama
- 4Fireflies
- 5All-Nighter
- 6Heat
- 7It Might Be Fine (But I Just Don't Know)
- 8Shadow Over Johnny Ringo's Grave
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Open edition
NOTE: Available on LP & CD from Bandcamp.
The first track is the last thing my dad ever heard.
The third track's first demo was recorded in 2007.
The last time I tried to publish an album publicly was in 2000.
And the entire thing is the fulfilment of a promise to myself: I always thought I was capable of making a real album, not just a bunch of half-finished demos. But you can only put something off for 20 years a very small number of times ... and some people won't be around for when you get around to it.
But it's not as simple as being sad and making a sad album; you still have to brush your teeth the night after visiting the hospital. The jokes you make are still funny. It's an album about joy in the face of grief, perseverance during strife, and redemption against doubt. I hope you enjoy it.
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"A cinematic-forward, ambitious success" — Obscure Sound
"There are listeners who will listen and grow from the music [impulse nine]'s produced. It is influential. It is compassionate. It has overwhelming depth. He should be very proud." — Fifteen Minutes of Fame
"It’s honest, raw, deeply human, and well worth the two-decade wait." — Get Some Magazine
"A testament to enduring grief with hope." — Lelahel Metal
"Delivers a life compressed into sound waves. And that, for those who listen, is worth every second." — Radio Armazem
(Links below)
Links:
www.obscuresound.com/2025/07/impulse-nine-nothing-is-easy/
fmofmusicentertainment.com/2025/07/29/163-album-review-of-nothing-is-easy-by-impulse-nine/
getsomemagazine.com/blog/2bbdsynjmin12skwjzaafrfpam9zkp
www.lelahelmetal.net/2025/07/interview-impulse-nine.html
radioarmazem.net/noticia/123678/impulse-nine-e-o-peso-entre-o-luto-e-o-ruido-no-epico-pessoal-nothing-is-easy
The first track is the last thing my dad ever heard.
The third track's first demo was recorded in 2007.
The last time I tried to publish an album publicly was in 2000.
And the entire thing is the fulfilment of a promise to myself: I always thought I was capable of making a real album, not just a bunch of half-finished demos. But you can only put something off for 20 years a very small number of times ... and some people won't be around for when you get around to it.
But it's not as simple as being sad and making a sad album; you still have to brush your teeth the night after visiting the hospital. The jokes you make are still funny. It's an album about joy in the face of grief, perseverance during strife, and redemption against doubt. I hope you enjoy it.
————————————————————
"A cinematic-forward, ambitious success" — Obscure Sound
"There are listeners who will listen and grow from the music [impulse nine]'s produced. It is influential. It is compassionate. It has overwhelming depth. He should be very proud." — Fifteen Minutes of Fame
"It’s honest, raw, deeply human, and well worth the two-decade wait." — Get Some Magazine
"A testament to enduring grief with hope." — Lelahel Metal
"Delivers a life compressed into sound waves. And that, for those who listen, is worth every second." — Radio Armazem
(Links below)
Links:
www.obscuresound.com/2025/07/impulse-nine-nothing-is-easy/
fmofmusicentertainment.com/2025/07/29/163-album-review-of-nothing-is-easy-by-impulse-nine/
getsomemagazine.com/blog/2bbdsynjmin12skwjzaafrfpam9zkp
www.lelahelmetal.net/2025/07/interview-impulse-nine.html
radioarmazem.net/noticia/123678/impulse-nine-e-o-peso-entre-o-luto-e-o-ruido-no-epico-pessoal-nothing-is-easy
