Von Venn, Forgetting The Fall | Album Review
Von Venn’s second album, Forgetting The Fall, arrives with a quiet confidence that a lot of bands take years to find, if they find it at all.
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Von Venn’s second album, Forgetting The Fall, arrives with a quiet confidence that a lot of bands take years to find, if they find it at all.
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Von Venn releases βYou Can Talk To Me,β ahead of their highly anticipated album, Forgetting the Fall.
Award-winning composer Julia Thomsen releases a piano version of “Amour,” stripping her orchestral piece down to its bare essentials.
Von Venn releases βYou Can Talk To Me,β ahead of their highly anticipated album, Forgetting the Fall.