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Helado Negro<\/a> will release a new EP, The Last Sound on Earth<\/em>, on November 7. His debut release for Big Dada<\/a>, the five-song record is inspired by Roberto Carlos Lange\u2019s reflection on the question of the last sound he will hear before he dies. Listen to \u201cMore,\u201d a song he says is about \u201cthe day-to-day push and pull that can lead to being overwhelmed with more of everything,\u201d below.<\/p>\n Lange adds in press materials, \u201cWhen I wake up in the morning, I can listen to my ears tuning-in to the world around me. It feels like a blanket being pulled off my eardrums,\u201d\u00a0explains Lange.\u00a0\u201cI was watching Michael Snow\u2019s Wavelength (in increments) while working on these songs and the room for interpretation of what I saw and heard felt large. Every time I watched it carved a new emotion out of me. Despair, hope and inspiration. I wanted to ask more of listeners, to want to take time\u2014not just pause, but ask yourself can you untangle all of the mess and try again.\u201d<\/p>\n The \u201cMore\u201d lyric video is directed and animated by Annapurna Kumar, who says, \u201cThe central metaphor of this video, the origami heart, represents a person processing their emotions. By focusing on a simple physical task like folding, the inner mind is freed to meditate subconsciously. I wanted to depict the mindset of someone who is a little bit overwhelmed by fleeting thoughts, but working to channel them into something positive.\u201d<\/p>\n Helado Negro released the album Phasor<\/em><\/a> last February.<\/p>\n