- Experimental electronica
- Acid
- Psychedelic electronica
- Alternative
10/30/2014
[Teaser of the day] Amitron_7 - Glory End What Grace Begun
- Chilltronica
- Mood music
- Organic electronica
- Sampledelic
- Noir music
- Ambient
Bell Monks – Lullabies (2011)
Comment: the Wisconsin-based
collective Bell Monks` 12-track issue is a contemplative, beatific insight
through indie/dream pop alternative pop pathways. The album deserves its name –
it sways between oneiric and hyper-realistic, between fictive and ideal world. It
can readily represent the time after the pop charts are lost their mind. In a
word, it is an example of the so-called ideal pop where experimental tendencies
are craftily adopted into pop structures. The album is filled with outstanding
examples and presenting no weak tracks meanwhile.
Bear Coat – Black Hills (2014)
/Indie pop, Electronic pop,
Alternative pop, Baroque pop/
Comment: Dublin,
Ireland-based collective Bear Coat`s single Black
Hills sounds in an intriguing way – its main template is based on the
so-called renaissance indie pop (Real Estate, for instance) filled with gentle
and mellow harmonies, however, being variegated with partly vocodered vocal
lines and exuberant orchestrations. It is a contemporary sonorous counterpoint
to fairy tales. The result is fairly marvellous.
Nomsei - Epos of Loneliness (2014)
/Post-rock, Post-metal,
Crossover, Baroque pop, Epic, Alternative pop, New Age, Art pop/
Comment: by listening to this 8-track album it
can insist that loneliness is a beautiful quality on its own. In spite of some
presumptively depressive titles the whole is an exemplar of wide-range beauty
whose focus is spotted upon different even disparate directions or using
multi-coloured canvas – from majestic post-rock tumult and suggestive post-metal
progressions and mind-blowing baroque pop whiffs to more contemplative
arpeggio-centred guitar compositions and wide-screen panoramas revelatory of
ambient/New Age music and hinting at intriguing electronic fringes. Furthermore, there
are even up some references to flamenco music which is not surprising at all
because of the artist comes out of Spain. However, frequently the
aforementioned elements are seamlessly mixed up. All in all, it is one of the
albums in 2014.
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