“Every Burden, Every Crown,” the latest single from The Sound of Mountains, is a transcendent piece that beautifully encapsulates the band’s post-rock influences and cinematic flair.
The track, predominantly crafted by Christopher Morin, features intricate piano work that symbolizes the ebb and flow of life, gradually building layers before stripping back to a poignant simplicity. The violin and viola contributions from Maile Hutchinson add an ethereal quality, making the song resonate on a deeply emotional level. Mixed and mastered by Goran Dragas, the production is impeccable, with each element serving the song’s introspective narrative.
As the final single before the band’s upcoming album release, “Every Burden, Every Crown” is designed to slow your heart rate while gently stirring your emotions, much like a film score. It’s a track that stays with you, a sonic journey that leads to a place of reflection and peace—highly recommended for fans of Mogwai and Explosions in the Sky. Follow The Sound of Mountains on social media to stay updated on their full album release.