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The Low Anthem – Smart flesh

The previous album " Oh my god, Charlie Darwin " came away with the judges not bad. Just at that time found by some judges as an aggravating classified songs no successor to "flesh Smart" . So I'm curious, will turn out like this year's verdict.

A shift in the direction of "Folk" and "American" is obvious. Through this The Low Anthem direct comparison deals with the strong work of predecessors. "Smart flesh" has come very quietly but sometimes compelling reassuring. I found it difficult, not with the Music to wander off into the distance or in the relative calm.

Whiskey Soda sees a strength in this silence:

The fragility of the songs, however, is method and testified once more that the songs are the stronger, the more silent they are arranged.

I'm not a folk fan, but at The Low Anthem which seems so authentic that it influences me to "Smart flesh" do not disturb.

The Los Angeles Times delivers the inevitable comparison to Arcade Fire, is no:

excepting a couple of Arcade Fire-style stompers, "Smart Flesh" is a gorgeous, inventively arranged set of reverb-rich roots ballads # in which the music's frayed edges add emotional weight, not who-cares credibility.

is worth noting the absence of the blues-rock songs that have broken up the previous work. In general, the rock portion was greatly scaled down. Especially in the song "Boeing 737" He is celebrated again. Therefore, "Boeing 737" and the up-and most pleasing track on the album. The rest is so strong Americana / folk-influenced, that he is not much getting used to for American ears, "Charlie Oh my god, Darwin" as. Fans of the previous work to be m. E. does not automatically "flesh Smart" by convincing be. But anyone who decides to quiet the songs that will discover the odd pearl. Folk fans can access on deaf ears.

I needed some time, but now I like the album. On "Oh My God, Charlie Darwin is but not approach.

The "Limited Edition" is enriched by three outtakes, according to the raw but therefore are also nice intimate.

The song "737":

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Asobi Seksu - Fluorescence

on "Rewolf" (2009) Asobi Seksu surprised her fans still held with a purely acoustic versions of songs from their albums " Citrus " (2006) and "Hush " (2009).

on " Fluorescence " Go Yuki Chikudate (vocals, keyboards) and James Hanna (guitar, vocals) now in the opposite direction, the guitars can largely stand in the corner and put between Chikudates kieksig-high voice and rumbling drum sounds on large synth and organ sounds. From Shoegaze is only felt for a breath, as in the chorus of "Perfectly Crystal" when the guitars be stacked neatly, the word dream may still be placed before pop ("Ocean"), but is there in phases replaced by a J ("trance out").
remain as the face-off tips, next to "Perfectly Crystal", the powerful first single " Trails " (at least worthy of a Kevin Shields Memorial Award) and the almost 7minütige "Leave The Drummer Out There", which can march the drums impressive first:

Asobi Seksu - Perfect Crystal from Future Sweden on Vimeo .

Asobi Seksu - Trails from Future Sweden on Vimeo .

Asobi Seksu - Leave Out There the Drummer from Future Sweden on Vimeo .

Looking at the cover you have to inevitably think of 4AD and the designer Vaughan Oliver, it is even more interesting if the board withdraws because of Polyvinyl Records shows "Fluorescence" in a limited edition of 1500 pieces version in 180 gram, pink vinyl.

can be generally Asobi Seksu is the series of shoegaze musicians including lane dream-pop elements that only through the three previous albums developed. But again back to the electronically excited state: Asobi Seksu to convey just the "Fluorescence". Transient voltages and electrifying moments that calm down shortly and very gently and come so dreamy. Times sung in Japanese, English at times. "Trails" is the exception then hit on the record, her voice very reminiscent of Kitty by the German band Mia. "My Baby", however, awakens old memories to the tooting of fairs. On all the songs the voice of singer Yuki Chikudate by the enormous use of effects and sound surfaces is often veiled, sometimes only until we perceive another fiebsige voice.
switch Overall the listener often ISBN Fluorescens ": sometimes, some songs awesome and make a lot of fun while listening (Trails, In My Head, Sighs, Blue Light), sometimes it's high little voice too hard and the songs in all with each other too similar. Thus, again fits the title of the CD: After the initial enthusiasm and awareness Charged reviewed the opinion and you are looking to their favorite songs, while the other songs you rarely have the opportunity to positively remembered. For all fans of shoegaze, the rapid changes of mood and power in songs like the album but could penetrate pretty!
( bedroomdisco.de )

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The Joy Formidable - The Big Roar



you have time left with their first drive. After a mini-album ( A Balloon Called Moaning , 2008) and a live CD ( First You Have To Get Mad , 2009), appears with The Big Roar now the debut of the three Welsh with choice of residence London.

And that has it all: is the opener The Ever Changing Spectrum Of A Lie a seven-minute song monster that starts with harmless noise and more and more rebels to finally say goodbye with a noisy feedback orgy.

It is further, such as the dirty, grungy "A Heavy Abacus" or the melancholy starting "Llaw = wall", the bassist Rhydian Dafydd lends his voice. Do not worry: Again, it comes after half a showdown is used perfectly for a short second to breathe. And on we go. The fans already known "Austere" seen here as his resurrection from the long-forgotten singles like "Whirring, albeit in slightly modified form. From nice, but somewhat flaccid pop-punk popular songs in the album version, he mutates into a insatiable Rock Kracher, in which the song towards the middle is redundant. [...] Back in the early 90's it is all about with "The greatest light is the greatest shade", reminiscent of the Smashing Pumpkins and the heavy bass knows how to say just so between a crazy electric guitar fireworks. ( plattentests.de )

References Breeders and Lush are not the worst. (Oliver Peel, konzerttagebuch.de )

you have time left with their first album: Everything done right!

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