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Showing posts with label Blueneck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blueneck. Show all posts

Friday, November 25, 2016

Blueneck "The Outpost"


Country: UK
Genre(s): Post Rock, Art Rock
LabelDenovali Records (DEN273)
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release date: November 25, 2016
Tracklist
1. From Beyond (6:11)
2. Ghosts (4:52)
3. Hypnos (7:06)
4. Rats In The Wall (6:14)
5. The White Ship (4:56)
6. Glades (4:13)
7. Hive (8:05)
8. Other Gods (6:21)

Total time 47:58

Line-up
Duncan Attwood    
Rich Sadler    
Ben Paget    
Matt Sampson

Description/Reviews
...the new album merges electronic beats, powerful guitar riffs, brooding strings and progressive elements. It manages to be delicate and heavy at the same time and switches from cataclysmic to melodic sounds in a heartbeat – just consider the passage from the opening ‘From Beyond’ to the following ‘Ghosts’, explosively busy one moment, somber and melodic the next .

‘From Beyond’ starts slow and recalls the familiar Blueneck style especially thanks to the comforting and graceful voice of Duncan. The wide range of soundscapes this song covers is impressive, but it’s towards the end that the track changes and will leave you speechless: when you are completely overwhelmed by the relentless crescendo combined with the synths making you feel as though in a locked room that’s about to explode and the melody of ‘Ghosts’ arrives unexpectedly, it wraps itself around you and it’s so beautiful that it will hurt the most sensitive souls.
Read the full review by Daniela Patrizi at echoesanddust.com

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Friday, November 7, 2014

Blueneck "King Nine"


Country: UK
Sub GenrePost Rock, Alternative, Ambient
LabelDenovali Records
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release dateNovember 7, 2014
Tracklist
1. Counting Out 5:43
2. Sirens 6:21
3. King Nine 5:21
4. Man Of Lies 4:19
5. Broken Fingers 5:44
6. Father, Sister 4:00
7. Spiderlegs 6:35
8. Mutatis 9:01
9. Anything Other Than Breathing 6:15

Line-up
Duncan Attwood
Richard Sadler
Ben Paget

Description/Reviews
The band's three key musical influences go some way to explaining King Nine's ambitious, expansive (but always accessible) scope: the electronica of Boards of Canada; the movie soundtracks of Ennio Morricone and John Carpenter; the melodicism and melancholia of Kid-A era Radiohead and Arcade Fire.

Media/Samples 
Counting Out
Sirens
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