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Stumbled upon an earlier offering from this artist and was quite impressed.
This album is a bit less playful, a bit more focused, but every bit as subtle. What it gives up in an outgoing almost pithy expressionism, it more than makes up for in lush instrumentation and string work; the plucked strings on the second track mesmerize... while the acoustic work on later tracks is set free to meander near the end of songs, making the listener wish the songs were minutes longer.
Another terrific offering by a great asset to the Jamendo Community.
I was first struck by the excellent production, the subtle additions of angelic female vocals- flutes, etc. great lyrics, seemlessly switching between talking and singing, with huge hints of Al Stewart, Belle and Sebastian, and if your very young, The Mumford bros. -but so much more listenable than the latter.
A fantastic positive for this website.
Theres a really nice feel to these songs; futuristic post rock, without the pretense and silliness.
I like the look of the album, the smoothness of sound, even the asia minor influences. great effort.
I think you guys have hit on a real modern take on the psychedelic pop genre; great 12? string guitars, excellent feeling, better than a lot of English 90's bands; great melodies/
I love your tempo and pace and killer guitar sound. I think the vocals also work, but the real selling point is the guitar production.
If what you were going for is a real modern rock- "Red Hot Chile Peppers" feel- you have achieved it/
good work, kee it up.
this album truly reminds me of the great mid ninties indie movement. it particularly recalls a great Connecticut band named Monsterland. it is really great stuff and the new material sounds quite good also. keep it up.
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