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with akron/family phasing more and more into the pyschedelic beatles phase (don't get me wrong-it's awesome), sometimes i need something a little more accesible and plants and animals hits all the right notes and i never tire of them. "lola who" is an amazing opener.
I saw these guys open for Patrick Watson, not knowing who they were; but needless to say I was left very much impressed. It's a great chilling out record, a great car driving record, extremely uplifting and, for me, very hard to listen to without cracking a smile. While all four songs are amazing, "Faeries' Dance" is the best new song I've heard in as long as I can remember. Now I can't wait to hear their next EP and their soon-to-be released debut LP!
From the very first note you're swept up in urgent and delicious tension, only to be released in a flutter of guitar. Just as you've had a chance to relax into the lovely groove winding around you, something slightly shadowy and intense forces it's way in. As it passes and the intense energy dissipates, that groove picks back up and sends you smiling on your way to a hazey, near-psychedlic, slightly exotic tryst which (of course) morphs into a glorious communual, jam bandish celebration complete with handclaps and bongos. Fantastic!
Man. There are just so many new records today. Also, I think about halfway through this, I developed carpal tunnel syndrome. Trust, TRST: Behind the year's worst album cover is one of the year's best records. Super goth, in all the right ways. Where my Apoptygma Berzerk fans at? Home crying? Cool. See you there. This one is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Barry Walters goes: Trust is danceable even if you're not stuck in a K-hole. Its tempos vary… more »
