Aunt Sis – BG082/9 Tracks (2014)
- Americana
- Indie rock
- Art rock
- Alternative rock
- Krautrock
- Noise rock
- Experimental pop
- Lo-fi
- Drone pop
- Electronic
Comment:
Aunt Sis is a collective from Asheville, USA and their music can be
categorised as Americana on its very core. On the other hand, the
collective provides many dodges and twists throughout the 9-notch
outing being released on Bleeding Gold. I would like to say Aunt Sis
does have a similar relationship to Americana as Wilco used to have
been having. Maybe it would be more righteous to admit Americana is
just the most suitable term to generalise Justin Morris and his companies` songs. From thoughtful lo-fi guitar twangs to expansive and majestic
(indie) pop mannerism, from emotional singing and sensual chants to
the explosive temper of chemical hippies. The combo surprises at Dr.
Dahl which is a bow to Neu! through Stereolab and The High
Llamas. In any cases, it is fairly freeing for a listener to drift
between the aforementioned shifts. Dortch is the final piece
of the issue where a modern version of Krautrock meets doo wop and
acidic harmonica chords. It is truly elegant to finish off an album
in such a way.
