This is the second of the two instrumental songs that close the album "Avatar Country." The frontman Johannes Eckerstrom said: "It´s all about doing stuff we haven´t done before. ... it´s a really interesting challenge for us to work on an instrumental which also tells a story. Just like the other songs - they ended up on the album because they communicated something emotionally. That´s how I end up writing lyrics – this made me feel something and it made me envision something, and then I put pen to paper. It all starts with the music, and to have something with all those emotions in an instrumental song is a true challenge. The electronic song is called “Winter Comes When the King Dreams of Snow”, and to me that is exactly what that song sounds like – it sounds like a dream of snow. Likewise, on “The King´s Palace”, to me that is grand architecture in musical form."
This is the second of the two instrumental songs that close the album "Avatar Country." The frontman Johannes Eckerstrom said: "It´s all about doing stuff we haven´t done before. ... it´s a really interesting challenge for us to work on an instrumental which also tells a story. Just like the other songs - they ended up on the album because they communicated something emotionally. That´s how I end up writing lyrics – this made me feel something and it made me envision something, and then I put pen to paper. It all starts with the music, and to have something with all those emotions in an instrumental song is a true challenge. The electronic song is called “Winter Comes When the King Dreams of Snow”, and to me that is exactly what that song sounds like – it sounds like a dream of snow. Likewise, on “The King´s Palace”, to me that is grand architecture in musical form."
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