Thursday, May 5, 2016

K-141 KYPCK

Hello!
Today I want to talk to you about a song that I've known for a long time. It’s kind of depressing, as it should be, I guess. The song is called „K-141 KYPCK” and it’s by Ef, a post-rock band from Sweden. It’s a track about the Russian submarine K-141 Kursk that sank in the Barents Sea on the 12th August 2000. It’s a powerful song even without you knowing the meaning behind its creation. For me it's a roller coaster of emotions that goes from feeling low to being well and just calm with everything in my life. I especially find myself in this song in the 3th minute; it’s just perfect.

Since this band made an effort and wrote a song about this Russian tragedy, I’m going to choose the Russian Caravan tea, a classic smoked black tea, made with a blend of lapsang souchong. Russian Caravan is not actually from Russia; however it was made popular along the trade route from China to Russia. This tea is lower in caffeine than other black teas and I think it has the right gravity to be a perfect match for this powerful, commemorative song.


Kisses and Go drink your tea, I’m already drinking mine.

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