- Indietronica
- Electronic music
- IDM
- Alternative
- Glitchtronica
- Cowbell indie
Comment: this
batch of two compositions chimes like having no existence, as if
coming from nowhere, as if reflecting upon objects which did exist
somewhere uncountable days ago. In an ordinary sense, this invisible
flow of sonic waves does not exist yet this configuration is always
over there to be activated for one's pleasure if needed. Indeed, it
was issued in 2011 by Bad Panda, it is a year which seems to be a bit
within our grasp, and a bit beyond it. Much water has streamed within
the river bed since then. The opening track
Sunday Market is
saturated with glistening rays as if a strong, radiant reflection by
such combos as Mouse On Mars, Kreidler, Hood, To Rococo Rot who did
like to make up love affairs with intelligent dance music, krautrock,
indie and post-rock. The composition is intense and tight, all of its
slots are filled in with blissful yet a little bit poisonous magic.
The other track called
Hidden Leaves can be considered just an
accompaniment of
Sunday Market yet it is a fine sequence. The
guitars are less ambivalent, the tempo is more slowed down and
restrained and the intensity of the first track has disappeared. It
is a reflection of something which slowly fades away after having
experienced the apotheosis. It is called cowbell indie, isn't? Nice.
