Sure enough, during this period comes an impressive array of work can upset, and even subvert The building is now the year-end rankings, which already puts her a big commitment because it is not easy, let alone this year around there are masters (and perhaps even truck drivers).
One of these works is undoubtedly the debut album (for their own label, the Provenance Records) of You fawning, beautiful outsider from Portland, Oregon
made themselves known as supporters of the more 'known Menomena - they, too, of Portland, Oregon - authors of Mines in 2010, an interesting art-rock with progressive leanings and ethnic beats.
Hearts Hold On is an album by the dark vein. The pace of martial
opener Multiply A House immediately clear from the context: the dirge of Corrina Repp brings to mind the unforgettable season of This Mortail Coil and Dead Can Dance. The Felt Sense The following sports a rather tense and nervous drumming, droning harpsichord and choir championship undoubted effectiveness. But it is with the Sad Story of tango cabaret, and even more ', with the sober Mouth Of The Young (with a song in the 'Nico schizoid rhythm and a solution) we realize that we are in front of a small masterpiece.
The disc remains at optimal levels, with Apples and Oranges in the territories Arcade Fire, the litany of Just Too Much, almost psycho Lonely Nights (in case anyone has not bothered the Flaming Lips) and the evocative Diamond In The Forest - already published in the past for voice and piano - almost a homage to the masters Menomena.
The finish is sublime, with I Know You Know that mixes wisdom with nuances Forties (Billie Holiday), abrasive guitars and gypsy accordion, backing vocals and a terribly gloomy trip-hop Portishead type.
What say them classificone find ourselves in, and so high, I think.
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