- Indie
rock
- Alternative rock
- Progressive rock
- Art rock
- Experimental rock
- Psychedelic rock
- Drone rock
- Americana
- Southern rock
Comment:
I can remember for my first experience with this combo happened
approximately 8 years ago with
regard to such a great label
as now defunct Modicum Of Silence, the Ohio, US-based imprint led by
Nic Ross. For sure, you are having serious problems to find out the
discography of the record label but many albums you can download from
the rare albums section at RMH. Since then, since the first chords
Tree No Leaves' music has been highly artsy due to its quest towards
a perfect synthesis in rock music. And I think they have succeeded in
doing it. For instance, Sacred Natives, the 4-notch outing is a
fascinating match by putting together such styles as vehement indie
music and on the other side adding to it more traditional yet still
mind-provoking genres like Kosmische Musik, krautrock, psychedelia
and progressive rock. Thirdly, you can hear American threads like
Southern rock, Americana even if those are not always prevalently
apparent. At times those freely floating and slightly acidic Hammond
organ based grooves remind of such Manchester baggy juggernauts as
The Charlatans, and Inspiral Carpets (especially at
Emperor's
Cyclical Disco). And The
Doors is an obvious influence. As I said already it is the perfect
match.
