Vinca Minor is a Seattle artist Matt Menovcik, blending classical piano with electronic-influenced synth for a hugely surreal, utterly drowning sound. Within "The Time Of You", off his new album Capital Of Sorrow , an intense piano soundscape is backed by heavy drone-like tones. The song is minimal but encompassing; a fully instrumental, soundtrack-like tune. Capital of Sorrow was not only composed by Menovcik, he also created a short film to accompany the work (starring, of course, himself). So, as you can imagine, "The Time Of You" is highly cinematic. How does the rest of Capital of Sorrow stack up? Well, wereas "The Time Of You" is instrumental, in other songs there are vocals: a hint raspy, highly emotive and also very centered around film. Share this: Author: Fense Andy Fenstermaker (aka Fense) is a Digital Strategist at a brand enhancement firm in Mount Vernon, WA. He is an avid blogger, independent music lover, and social media enthusiast. He has run the music blog FensePost since its founding in 2006, and can be heard Friday nights locally on the Skagit Valley College radio stations KSVR and KSVU from 10pm to midnight. About FensePost FensePost is an indie music blog created by Andy Fenstermaker in 2006 and devoted to the love of discovering great underground music. Based in Mount Vernon, WA, the heart of Skagit County, we are located in the fertile tulip and potato-filled lands between Seattle, WA and Vancouver, BC.