- Art pop
- Chamber pop
- Post-pop
- Baroque pop
- Alternative pop
- Indie pop
- Post-rock
- Balkan folk
- Post-classical
- Epic
Comment: first of all, I have
had a successful day behind. After a day's hard work I visited and
bought approximately 10 tapes for 30 Euros by Trash who is curating
his own amazing Trash Can Dance label. By the way, I got my personal
project's four tapes of the latest issue additionally (Autharktos'
Warped Irrpulses). And now I am listening to the Italian
one-man-project Safir Nòu's 7-track masterpiece on the amazing La bèl
imprint, which used to run in the vein of chamber pop-based easiness
and high melodic affinity (it might remind you of Penguin Cafe
Orchestra at
Blue Dance and other tracks as well), and one of
the exceptions do happen at
Puppets' Waltz filled in with
joyful gypsy melodies and positive sensibility. At
New Lunacy
cinematic post-rock progressions will take over the course for a
7-minute. It will be ending with a hymnal orchestration which could
be considered one of the top moments within the album. In overall, it
is fairly enjoyable how these instrumental passages used to elegantly
roll over your mind again and again. In a word, the result will
appear in the list of the best albums of Recent Music Heroes in 2016.
If you like such artists as Bark Cat Bark, Beirut, Tortoise,
Esmerine, A Silver Mount Zion, Tindersticks, Yann Tiersen then this
issue is also your cup of tea. Get it! Support it!
