Исполнитель: The Orielles
Название диска: Disco Volador
Лейбл: Heavenly Recordings
Жанр: Indie Rock
Год выпуска: February 28, 2020
Количество треков: 0
Формат: MP3
Качество: 320 kbps
Время звучания: 00:43:51
Размер файла: 102,88 МБ

Треклист:

_ 01 - Come Down On Jupiter (00:05:11)
_ 02 - Rapid i (00:04:00)
_ 03 - Memoirs Of Miso (00:05:25)
_ 04 - Bobbi's Second World (00:03:22)
_ 05 - Whilst The Flowers Look (00:05:47)
_ 06 - The Square Eyed Pack (00:04:03)
_ 07 - 7th Dynamic Goo (00:03:54)
_ 08 - A Material Mistake (00:03:26)
_ 09 - Euro Borealis (00:03:38)
_ 10 - Space Samba (Disco Volador Theme) (00:05:00)

From being _three weirdos in Halifax_, sisters Esme and Sidonie Hand-Halford (bass and drums respectively) and their childhood friend Henry Carlyle Wade (guitar) have become the indie band to watch. _If I went to space, I might never come back_, confesses Esme who provides solid bass and delicate vocals for The Orielles. After the drowsy, Stone Roses-influenced Silver Dollar Moment was released in 2018, this second off-the-wall record bounces from Turkish psych music a la Altin Gun to experimental Italian cinema, in order to further distance themselves from 90s guitar rock. Two years is a long time when you_re on the cusp of your twenties, leaving the relative quiet of Halifax, West Yorkshire to go on tour in Europe. In the elapsed time, The Orielles have seen the arrival of Alex Stephens to play keyboard, a _highly educational_ cover of Peggy Gou_s It Makes You Forget (Itgehane) which opened them up to dance music and a remix by the late Andrew Weatherall of their track Sugar Tastes Like Salt.

Recorded at Stockport_s Eve Studios with their producer Marta Salogni (Liars, Temples, Bjork and The Moonlandingz), Disco Volador puts melody front and centre, turning old into new. _All the influences we had when writing this record were present when we recorded it, so we completely understood what we wanted this album to feel like and could bring that to fruition_, says the drummer. Aerial 60s pop (Come Down on Jupiter), experimental disco (Space Samba (Disco Volador Theme)), 70s-style funk (Bobbie_s Second World, Euro Borealis), uptempo psychedelic (Rapid i, 7th Dynamic Goo) and Khruangbin-esque soaring tunes, it_s all top class. Bright, catchy and Qobuzissime. _ Charlotte Saintoin/Qobuz