- Post-rock
- Art rock
- Alternative rock
- Crossover
- Electro-indie
- Experimental rock
- Ambient rock
- Synth-rock
Comment: my first impression was it is an
arty-farty issue while hearing superficial piano chords moving in
front of the scale. In fact, those piano chords were not so
superficial and many more layers would be get added to the mix. So
ultimately it can be admitted it is very far away of being
superficial and simplistic. Karolis Burzinskas who is behind the
project adds craftily not only emotively accentuated piano chords and
orchestrated templates to the mix but also manipulates with
synth-based and funky cadences here and there. For instance, at
Sunshine Radio it evokes memories about such Soviet synth-led
combos as the Latvian Zodiac (it is still a favourite of mine), and
the Lituanian Argo. Of course, If you wish you could also draw
parallels upon such post-rock luminaries as God Is An Astronaut, and
Bark Psychosis but it is indispensable anyway. As well as those
thoughtful and picturesque extended piano chords and orchestrations
remind of a late Talk Talk at
This Girl. However, Karolis Burzinskas` handful of
tracks is an ennobling outing where different kind of shifts between
the styles and tempos pitch a game. And the cover print is truly heart-breaking. The release is a part of the
discography of Portuguese imprint Enoughrecords, and also a part of the discography of Japanese imprint Bump Foot.
