- Post-rock
- Math rock
- Experimental rock
- Indie rock
- Art rock
- Avant-rock
- Fusion
- Yacht rock
- Mood music
- Field recording
Comment:
by listening to this 11-track issue one can concentrate on different
aspects within the soundscape, which is conjured up by a guitarist, a
bassist, and a drummer. Given that this sparse collective must be
expert at conjuring up interesting sonic combinations and extracting
picturesque colours from within their instruments. Indeed, they did
it perfectly because one could discern all these sublime nuances to
run throughout in a moody vein. It might sound oddly enough but this
set of 51 minutes could be considered an easy listening session
additionally. It is mostly due to a bet of jazz rock/fusion and yacht
rock-inflected colourful keys. The Shy Trafficker`s album reminds by
its tones and approach of Sea And The Cake, of which music is also
easy (superficial?) and complicated at the same time. Indeed, music
is a platform for talented people to surmount contradictions. The
only stylistic exception is Santa Margarita, which is an
arousing interlude of the recording of choral singing. In a word, it
is the trio’s field recording case. In a nutshell, you can readily
listen to this outstanding issue at work and while you are reading or
eating or just having a pinpointed focus on it. There are no
contraindications at all. This music is highly logic maybe even
beyond logic at times. The issue is a part of the discography of Lost
Children.