(Psychedelic Rock / Post Rock / Krautrock / Experimental) [LP] [24/44.1] Ashtray Navigations - To Make A Fool Ask, And You Are The First - 2016, FLAC (tracks)

Ashtray Navigations - To Make A Fool Ask, And You Are The First
Жанр: Psychedelic Rock / Post Rock / Krautrock / Experimental
Носитель: LP
Год выпуска: 2016
Лейбл: Blackest Ever Black
Страна-производитель: BEB 056
Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: tracks
Формат записи: ?/?
Формат раздачи: 24/44.1
Продолжительность: 00:37:45
Треклист:
01. Ashtray Navigations - (Another) Hour Of The Grubber (05:31)[/spoiler]
02. Ashtray Navigations - A Crimson Coin (07:08)[/spoiler]
03. Ashtray Navigations - Bellow Organs Spine (05:48)[/spoiler]
04. Ashtray Navigations - Spray Two (19:18)[/spoiler]

Источник оцифровки: bandcamp.com
Код класса состояния винила: НеизвестноДоп. информация: Blackest Ever Black presents To Make A Fool Ask, And You Are The First, the latest - and, for us, greatest - full-length entry in Ashtray Navigations' uniquely important, uniquely sprawling – possibly sentient and self-multiplying – discography.
It picks up where the nerve-damaged exotica of 2015’s A Shimmering Replica left off...acerbic “surf” guitar and synthetic salt-breeze fit for the Tropic of Yorkshire. Instant immersion in a potent, pungent psychedelia that feels equal parts cosmic and aquatic. What Todd wrenches out of his instrument these days is a language unto itself (perhaps it always was)... a helical, ecstatic, grieving howl...a (super)natural efflorescence, beyond earthly description or transcription...ur-rock and post-everything. But equal emphasis is given here to pulsating machine rhythms and lush keyboard textures, with killer contributions from longtime fellow traveller Mel O'Dubhshlaine.
There were pre-echoes of all this in the recent(ish) Fluctuants and Aero Infinite: but To Make A Fool feels like the culmination, or the fullest expression, of something which was only... more
credits
released November 17, 2016
All sights and sounds by Phil Todd
Cover photo and rhythms on first two tunes by
Melanie O'Dubhshlaine
Leeds, England, April 2015