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Apr. 14th, 2005|02:18 pm |
varbūt vēlāk, bet principā, negribas man te likt sarežģītu mūziku. 15-17 min puse no tā intro, tad tribal drummings, kas sasniedz virsotni tikai ap dziesmas beigu sākumu. neticu, ka kāds izņemot tevi noklausītos līdz galam. bet ja jau Tu - tad.. grab the lp and give it a listen! (:
The story begins with "The Sun", where the influence of classical form on this album is immediately apparent; beyond the traditional five-act arc, the music is allegorical. Like Verdi attempting to summon spring with a violin, Elvrum tackles things that are much, much larger than a simple tom, snare, or human voice. "The Sun" opens with the heart-like pulse that concluded The Glow, Pt. 2, gradually and subtly mutating to a more complex rhythm. Soon, a wash of drums fades across the channels, evoking either the rising and setting of our star, or the revolution of Earth. It builds to climax before Elvrum, in touching a capella, relates the story of his birth, whereupon he sights Death on a black ship and flees for the peak of Mt. Eerie. At 17 minutes, the track finally supernovas with a deafening drone and crash of cymbals, before the story advances.
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/m/microphones/mount-eerie.shtml |
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