Name: Destroyer Of The Void
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Rock/Pop

Destroyer Of The Void

Blitzen Trapper

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フォーマット	CD
構成数	1
国内/輸入	輸入 (アメリカ盤)
パッケージ仕様	-

発売日	2010年06月07日
規格品番	SPCD825
レーベル	Sub Pop
SKU	098787082524

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Blitzen Trapper

商品の紹介

USインディーの至宝！前作『Furr』が全米で大絶賛され、現インディー界で最重要バンドの一つであることを堂々と証明したポートランド出身5人組ブリッツェン・トラッパー。再結成で話題のペイヴメント節を継承しつつも、アクロン／ファミリーやフリート・フォクシーズにも通じる美しいハーモニーと伝統的フォークの影響も感じる確かなメロディー・センスが見事炸裂した大傑作。
P-VINE

発売・販売元提供資料（2010/05/26）

Rolling Stone (p.80) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Trading low-fi ruggedness for gorgeous Americana pop, they conjure Dylan circa JOHN WESLEY HARDING and proggy ELO..." Spin - "Singer Eric Earley's fantastical yarns match the band's grandiose genre muddling..." Uncut (p.113) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he 12 artfully crafted songs here suggest Blitzen Trapper should now be judged in the elevated company of Wilco, Brendan Benson and The Raconteurs." Alternative Press (p.122) - With a piano that echoes like it's in a cathedral in 'Heaven And Earth,' Earley weds nature with humanity." CMJ - "Like that of many of the great blues-rock classics, such as Van Morrison, Muddy Waters or the Stones, Blitzen Trapper's structure is solid and very traditional." Billboard (p.32) - "Beatles-esque piano and string arrangements dominate the melancholy 'Heaven and Earth.' But it's the title track that best showcases Blitzen Trapper's ability to quickly shift musical gears." Paste (magazine) - "[W]ith pristine harmonies set to late-60's psychedelic scuzz. The result is another opus-de-Americana washed in experimental folk-rock..." Pitchfork (Website) - "[F]ull of haunting songs doused in harmonicas, saloon pianos and dusty guitars." Clash (Magazine) (p.34) - Ranked #42 in Uncut's "The 50 Best Albums Of 2010" -- "[I]mmensely well-crafted Americana with a strong Beatles fetish at its core."

Rovi

収録内容

構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 00:45:50

Personnel: Kelly Meyer, Kate O'Brien-Clarke, Heather Woods Broderick (strings). Audio Mixers: Michael Van Pelt; Mike Coykendall. Blitzen Trapper's fifth full-length album opens with the Portland, OR-based sextet's most challenging song to date, a sprawling six-minute prog rock epic that will draw forth from the lips of critics words like Queen, Bowie, ELO, Tull, and Beatles. Technically impressive and immaculately arranged and performed, "Destroyer of the Void" removes the kitchen sink from the equation early in the record, which helps pave the way for Destroyer of the Void, the album, to unfold. Frontman Eric Earley's obvious love of the Beach Boys, Gram Parsons, Bob Dylan, and Neil Young hangs like a fog over the Void, and his reliance on redemptive, outlaw, and biblical imagery often feels like Nick Cave and 16 Horsepower without the torrential brimstone. Album highlights arrive in the form of murder ballads ("The Man Who Would Speak True"), lush desert hymns ("Heaven and Earth"), and Doors-inspired highway rockers ("Dragon's Song"), all of which feel lived in and appropriately sepia-toned. ~ James Christopher Monger

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[CD]
- 1.
  
  Destroyer of the Void
- 2.
  
  Laughing Lover
- 3.
  
  Below the Hurricane
- 4.
  
  Man Who Would Speak True, The
- 5.
  
  Love and Hate
- 6.
  
  Heaven and Earth
- 7.
  
  Dragon's Song
- 8.
  
  Tree, The
- 9.
  
  Evening Star
- 10.
  
  Lover Leave Me Drowning
- 11.
  
  Tailor, The
- 12.
  
  Sadie