- Post-rock
- Ambient rock
- Art rock
- Electronic music
- Indietronica
- Epic
- Drone pop
- Organcore
- Acid
rock
Comment: it is
a quite peculiar feel to go back in time with purpose to review an
issue you have not listened to it before. For instance, this 8-track
composition was initially released in 2008 and though you have not
experienced it before it somehow brings forth painful memories from
the past. In fact, it reminds me of those lucky times you had been
experiencing then which are ceased to exist today. In a word, it
reminds me of the fragility of life and that all used to change
permanently around us. The nature of the album is doleful and longing
and it is the obvious reason of my complaint. The effect and
consequence of it is one has to go on with his/her life to be able to
reflect upon the recent time as a lucky span of time. It is always
very glad to watch back in time when grass was more green and sky was
cloudless. The artist comes out of Argentina and this album is a
fabulous shift between epic post-rock, lysergic indie electronic and
enchanting drone pop/organcore. Because of providing picturesque,
slightly orchestrated and emotionally evocative chords it is a fairly
proper issue to depict and convey the nature of autumn. Behind that
one man project is Julio Yicarean, the talented man whose (obviously
debut) album was released under such a great yet still underrated
imprint, Gorriòn De Miga. Gem by any standards.
