You don't have any friends when your only friends follow you home to borrow medicine from your grandma's medicine jars. She's an old fashioned girl fashioned in the first world war that's a war a war she had a taste for. When she grabs your face gets a grip on your cheek plants a kiss and wishes for a family. "You look like a young man should no regard for common good" and we don't understand, we don't understand. We don't understand that we don't understand, we don't understand that we don't understand. When she grabbed my face suddenly lost her grip fell down, hands on her own face, we don't understand, we don't understand.
So these are the miracles of modern post-progressive rock music! With remarkable ease, and obviously without pressure, they span the arc from alternative rock to classical chamber music - two genres that might have seemed - ahem - incompatible so far. But with a little help of a singularity at the right place, everything is possible... don't you see? Sven B. Schreiber (sbs)
My daughter loves this more than I do. She still can't get enough trying to whistle the piano line of the first track (btw: it's pretty hard - try it!) supersonicscientist
A really fun album full of Zappa-isms, hard rockin' grooves and psych freakouts, always keeping you guessing as to where it'll go. In the case of Salidas simples, that includes a full-on Muffin Man reprise around the 5:50 mark. Great guitar playing. Smekermann
The London band's new album is a vibrant postcard from southern Italy, boosted by brass, strings, and pizzica percussion from local players. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 14, 2024
This collaborative project offers a fresh twist on classic indie sounds of the early 2000s with hooky choruses and quirky instrumentation Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 13, 2024
We'll see if Dan Britton will be able to conclude his ambiguous concept of 7 interweaving albums but so far, he fails to disappoint. So. Lunarians is the other sub-tier (?)/parent (??) album to Oceanarium (the other one was Heliotians)... Whatever, the music is great again :-) Carsten Pieper