- Doom rock
- Doomgaze
- Epic
- Shoegaze
- Alternative rock
- Ambient rock
- Post-rock
- Space rock
- Post-metal
Comment:
soon it is the end of a year and it is time to count the best albums
of the year of 2016. I do not hesitate to denote Sunset Wrecks'
7-track issue
Salvaged as one of the best among the best ones. It is
an overwhelming one by its form and substance, by its appearance and
emotional burden. More profoundly, shoegazing meets doom rock meets
ambient meets art rock meets post-metal. It is full of static magic
or at least restricted within the aforementioned borders to progress
slowly and rise to the full-fledged status. It is a fine example of
how beautification and benediction in music can be reached through
more gloomy and glowering ways. It might be it is the best pad to
reach it. For instance, listen to the mind-provoking start and a
spaced-out yet tenaciously stomping bold rack at
Homeless where
contrary elements are spliced with one another in a seamless mode.
The next notch
Salvaged And Reclaimed wakes itself up sweeping partly
spacey dust and exploiting more (post-) metal inflected verve and
even a krautrock-drenched motorik impetus. If trying to describe it
in the so-called juggernaut terms, the issue is aesthetically a
mediate appearance between My Bloody Valentine, and Lycia, between
Labradford, and Bark Psychosis yet excelling frequently at better
qualities and more climactic moments than the aforesaid indie and
experimental rock legends. Bewildering and magnificent. The project
is led by Jarek Leskiewicz (Naked On My Own, and Martin Anderson
(Dopedrone).
