Triple Sun - The City Lies in Ruins [2016]

uno de mis discos del año... no me canso de escucharlo, y creo que no se ha dicho mucho sobre él por estos lares:



http://echoesanddust.com/2016/05/exclusive-album-stream-triple-sun-the-city-lies-in-ruins/

Triple Sun is:
Massimo Pupillo//Bass Vocals
David Chalmin//Guitar Vocals
Raphaël Séguiner//Drums Vocals

Formed in 2011 after playing as part of Katia & Marielle Labeque's Minimalist Dreamhouse over three nights at King's Place in London, the trio formed an immediate bond, a musical alchemy and decided to continue working together.

Katia and Marielle Labèque, a world most famous piano duo, brought Massimo, David and Raphael to explore the minimalist compelling repertoire, tracing the influence of the early American Minimalists upon musicians as broad-ranging and infamous as Brian Eno, Sonic Youth, Radiohead, and Aphex Twin.

Coming from very different worlds; classical, avant-garde and rock, the three musicians’ challenge was to engage in songwriting that would be both simple and full of inspirations coming from their very different backgrounds. The resulting sound exceeds its component parts – the listener won’t find ill-fitting influences dictating their direction, rather, the three disciplines of songcraft prove to be closely related.

Deep drones furrow down, creating a transient base from which weight has no standing, and semi-solid post-rock actions float by untethered. The masterful percussion leads the procession by example, contributing so much more than the usual rock drummer template, and swarms of hum and hiss, minute moments and grand declarations wrap around the intimate voices that narrate this album. Bridging the gap between UNKLE, Bohren & Der Club of Gore, and timeless soundtrack compositions, the trio here have made a quite astounding collection of tracks, as unique as they are captivating.

Jack Padurariu, Rarely Unable
credits
released May 13, 2016

Music by Triple Sun
Lyrics by Massimo Pupillo
Recorded and Mixed by David Chalmin @ Studio KML Roma
Mastered by Francesco Donadello
Picture By Umberto Nicoletti
Artwork by Sara d'Uva

Escuchanding. No está mal. Pero es uno de esos discos en que me paso la vida esperando un estribillo que no llega

No pinta mal

Joder, pero esto está  Muy bien. En el inicio de un tema hasta parece que cante Michael Gira
Edit: ésta :


Ojalá  el resto de le acerque.

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silver escribió:Primera noticia
Si unsane lo dice, habrá que escucharlos pues

Hummm......así que Botch me han devuelto cierta confianza

unsanetool16 escribió:

silver escribió:Primera noticia
Si unsane lo dice, habrá que escucharlos pues

Hummm......así  que Botch me han devuelto cierta confianza

sí, claro

a mí me encanta, cada vez soy más fan de temas largos, de instrumentaciones variadas, no sé... no cambiarán la historia de nada, pero me encantan... a lo mejor Stonerider son mejores, pero me tocan los cojones con tanto organillo

Hank escribió:a mí me encanta, cada vez soy más fan de temas largos, de instrumentaciones variadas, no sé... no cambiarán la historia de nada, pero me encantan... a lo mejor Stonerider son mejores, pero me tocan los cojones con tanto organillo