Har Adonai

Loud indie rock that heals. Much guitars. Much synths too.

Jerusalem, Israel.

The latest album, <a href="spotify:album:1aY0GVXicROfc3Kz16XZqj" data-name="Now is Golden">Now is Golden</a>, is a meditation on the value of work, the purpose of art, and the meaning of life in the gig economy.

Produced with the help of Justin Pizzoferrato (<a href="spotify:artist:267VY6GX5LyU5c9M85ECZQ" data-name="Dinosaur Jr.">Dinosaur Jr.</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2wrhBKGC3DTNNNDRJPaxW6" data-name="Sebadoh">Sebadoh</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6zvul52xwTWzilBZl6BUbT" data-name="Pixies">Pixies</a>) and <a href="spotify:artist:69svu2HFm8fDMAiYU1RTXV" data-name="Morphlexis">Morphlexis</a>. Mastered by <a href="spotify:artist:1jacVtMSOup3dqdSEeegZg" data-name="Kramer">Kramer</a> (<a href="spotify:artist:6guTJsgPymDUVfqDJyz5UG" data-name="Galaxie 500">Galaxie 500</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0wz0jO9anccPzH04N7FLBH" data-name="Low">Low</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5XvxZQicSAiQtsXZ4lXWDo" data-name="Danielson">Danielson</a>).

“…a sonic masterpiece…” - Indie Vision Music

“Har Adonai casts positivities for the following and invitation for all for ascribe.” - Comeherefloyd

“Har Adonai” is Hebrew for “Mountain of the Lord”. It’s a reference both to Mount Zion, which stands across the valley from Adam’s home in Jerusalem, and to the concept of holiness.

Har Adonai was formerly know as <a href="spotify:artist:7pLzbFr2WfwGlPHvjr7u2a" data-name="The Pit That Became A Tower">The Pit That Became A Tower</a>.

If you want to know more of what Adam is about, he goes deep in Episode 135 of the Wandering Wolf podcast with brothers <a href="spotify:artist:6yFdAa4O7LfkA6W0pr5qlY" data-name="Yoni Wolf">Yoni Wolf</a> and Josiah Wolf of the band <a href="spotify:artist:0d7aBBLFcc4dlETnae6zcH" data-name="WHY?">WHY?</a>

Make a joyful noise.

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