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Hold/Still

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発売日 2016年04月15日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルSecret City Records
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 SCR055CD
SKU 680341550022

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:00:00
Following an intriguing collaboration with Lebanese-Canadian experimental project Jerusalem in My Heart, Montreal art rock quartet Suuns ventured to Dallas to record their third proper full-length with producer John Congleton, who is known for his work with artists such as St. Vincent and Swans. As with previous Suuns recordings, Hold/Still features minimal, hypnotic arrangements that are frequently blown out with distortion, but just as often feel spare and spacious. This time out, the group seems to have a bit more of an electronic sheen than on earlier efforts, but it still feels like there's a metronome-like human heart beating inside the machinery. The album's most exhilarating moments are the ones when they bounce from soft to alarmingly loud dynamics. "Brainwash" is the best example of this, as it begins with a minute of pretty guitar strokes and gentle singing before being crushed by a slow, heavy electronic beat reminiscent of the more abrasive moments on PJ Harvey's Is This Desire? Opening track "Fall" has an even more pulverizing rhythm, but it's introduced by tense, feedback-heavy guitar notes that serve as a somewhat fair warning. The group plays with listeners' expectations, pulling its songs sideways and taking them into curious directions. Even if some of the songs have spare, measured rhythms that seem easy enough to follow, the group will make the guitar notes spiral into strange directions or build the feedback up to hair-raising levels. The album's brief final track, "Infinity," pulls everything into focus with a revelatory moment of self-realization, beginning with the words "Now I see everything for what it is." ~ Paul Simpson

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アーティスト: Suuns

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Spin - "It's guitar music backed with a steady throb of dystopian dance and spiked with sudden, unexpected sounds that can be hard to place at first hearing." Clash (Magazine) - "[T]he band sound even more minimal than on earlier material. And as your eyes adjust to the surrounding inky space, surprisingly beautiful spaces and textures quickly start to appear."
Rovi

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