關於 at odd moments ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

There’s odd moments where I doubt myself at times .. I used to put up this nonchalant front and prance in as if Nothing could scare me and I am of certain to where I stand .. but all’s truth there sat a timid little boy who’s afraid that one day people will realise he is not all that good and in an instant be replaced .. so I would try to please and keep up with an appearance that slowly but surely all that was fantasised became the truth.. it was very draining, tiring, sad and toxic.. but no one needed to know ..
Now. Here. Learning to get to know Me. There’s a calmer more at peace me. Still undoubtedly insecure but more at peace. There’s no appearances that I need to keep up with, there’s just me trying my best to create what so ever knowledge or talent that HE grants me with.. knowing that this is what I do and yet the rest I surrender to HIM.. and thus within this I continue to find happiness and peace amongst the small little things .. for example today I found a little empty road with a slight slope for me and my koi to pump on and train .. that kept me happy 🙂 .. I hope you too can find peace and find pockets of little happiness everywhere .. Insyallah

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Thank you Time Out Hong Kong💕🐘
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Elephant Gym (Taiwan)

Taiwan has a robust indie music scene, and math rockers Elephant Gym is one of the region’s leading bands. Formed in 2012 by siblings KT Chang and Tell Chang, along with Chia Chin-Tu, there are few words that don’t describe Elephant Gym. Their music, marked by odd time signatures and intervals, is unpredictable and diverse – moments of relaxed and breezy melodic bliss are often interspersed with bursts of chaotic, frenetic, and borderline punkish noise. It’s well worth it to try and keep up.

Elephant Gym set themselves apart from their peers in the math-rock world in their choice of lead instrument – rather than sticking with guitars, the genre’s staple, the band opted to build most of their work around KT’s bass playing abilities. She is adept at finger tapping, a highly complicated technique that yields beautiful, lulling, and rich polyphonic sounds. Tell and Chia support her on the guitar/keyboard and drums respectively. Their music is mostly instrumental, although they do sometimes feature guest vocalists – KT even pulls double duty as lead vocalist on some tracks but has said that she doesn’t like singing. The band has a handful of excellent releases under their belt, clearly laying out how their sound has matured and developed over the years. It doesn’t take much to see why Elephant Gym is one of the most exciting emerging math rock bands not just in Asia, but globally.

非常懷念的舞台，很快有機會再聚。

今天是 《Supper Moment Live At The Coliseum》blu-ray 在各影音店發售的日子，我們剪輯了 Supper Moment Live 香港和澳門站的精華，製作成《有你有我》的正式MV，屬於大奇蹟日的有你有我。

https://youtu.be/PsnV0RRCMiw
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Director: Ki Tang De odd
Cameramen: Ki Tang, Kay Wu, Natalie Lau
Editing: Ki Tang, Kay Wu
Assistant: Agnes Chan
Graphic: Sylvia So
Makeup: Onki Lau
Hair: Naskai Chu
Styling: RNC Styling RNC Fashion Online

Special thanks to:
Survive Said The Prophet
Katie Chan Productions Co. Ltd.
Best Shine (China) Entertainment Ltd
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