Chamber Doors
No Curfew Kids – Industrial Artist
Progressive Rock Song | Chamber Doors by No Curfew Kids
I became interested in making music almost as soon as I first fell in love with the Donkey Kong Country soundtrack. Early attempts at this were switching between tracks on the previewer, some sort of rudimentary DJing. The common theme with my music despite the jumps in sounds from tracks and albums, is that I approach each song as a sort of art puzzle, where it doesn't particularly matter where the pieces go, if they fit, or what the end result looks like. To me, approaching art in a sense of it being "good" or "bad" is a waste of time. The truth to me is that the real deciding factors are things such as artistic intent, the emotion behind them, and the listener's enjoyment of a song. By this train of thought, I find that especially if a song can make me laugh or feel like I've been sent on any sort of journey, then it is a valuable experience to be had.
I started with noise music, then went into industrial, electronic, and ambient territories, as well as many others. I hope you find something that resonates with you among my work.
Independent artist No Curfew Kids drops "Chamber Doors", a Progressive Rock track on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. It does not contain any samples or third-party loops.
The track has an understated rhythm quality that makes it easy to connect with. "Chamber Doors" has peaked at number 9 on the SoundClick Progressive Rock chart. Producers and creators can get a royalty-free Creative Commons license for "Chamber Doors" — the standardized, legally-sound way to grant permissions.