Great album of Polish band performing atmosperic post-rock.
These guys are creating audial space and filling it with melodies, pulsations and perpectives. And yes, portions of goosebumps appear after neat preparation for them – I think this is the benchmark of Tides From Nebula.
Evidently, Canadian band Metz brings out stunning stream of energy with their new album “Strange Peace”.
They keep refraining from any sort of cliche (even if they make some) and it’s nice when you have a chance not to find references and similarities. One may easily recall or search for something alike; for my opinion it’s way better just to jump inside the funnel and get flushed down.
What about light and catchy goosebumps this time?
Eyot’s sound appears to be fresh and eclectic. It’s a story of the music breaking out of standards and genres. Yes, we can find some influences if it’s a goal. Nevertheless, it’s better to close the eyes and drift through these melodies and rhythms without any reference.
For sure, Italian mighty trio MoRkObOt makes experiments not only with the titles for their tracks.
They go deeply inside the sound and make sure it provides inevitable impact on eardrums. For this, they combine concentrated bass with straighforward guitar and massive drums. In case you are interested in severe goosebumps, you’re welcome. Continue reading
One of the albums that captured my neurons’ vibrations and didn’t let them fade away.
Collaboration of drums, keys, plain bass, trombone, megaphone and flashy vox by Magdalena Ågren and also some other features… All of these things are working out in unique weird way. Continue reading
In my opinion, this album is for sure one of the best in 2017.
Australian band Menisus not so often records their works but they do invent masterpieces. For the moment I write these lines Refractions is the top one and each track is worthy of praise. The first, “Doom”, now associates with the band the most, when I think of Meniscus. Continue reading
Starting with explicit and ingenious title with their last album, Gnod establish direct contact with a listener’s innerself immediately.
Lyrics with social background perfectly pierce massive and raw sound, and you have to cope somehow with all of this stuff. Continue reading
Vivid and melancholic, this album is perfectly illustrated by it’s cover picture: a journey at night with myriad of stars lightening your’s way.
All tracks fit together and reveal soft and delicate feeling.
These strange waves once ocassionaly met would pulse in your head again and again.
Being simple and even short-sleeve, some of Deamon’s Child’s tracks are fast enough while the rest slow down to noisy improvisation with unexpectedly raw finale. You have to think of what is not played and said though… and it makes sense.
Selected Goosebumps 