- World music
- Acid pop
- Mood music
- Psychedelic
- Alternative pop
- Psychobilly
- World fusion
- Art pop
Comment: we are
listening to an album from Brazil under the fantastic California,
US-based imprint Death Roots Syndicate. Koti & Thee Immigrants´
10 track issue was initially released under Fon-Fon Records
approximately five and a half years ago so it is quite surprising yet
welcome to hear it under an imprint which has used to release issues
being dark and gothic (yet playful and artsy).
The Relaxing Sounds
From Tinsley Prison is predominantly a psychedelic case with
fluid dusty organ lines and suggestive singing. There is up a song
called
Gipsy Man with hints at the life of Romani people so
could I presume these 33 minutes are about the life of the ethnicity
with some dodges into other culture`s layers either? All this Balkan
and Gypsy music influenced music has been a mainstream for more than
10 years largely thanks to motion pictures by Emil Kusturica. By
listening to the final instrumental track
Tinsley House Tea Time
you can admit the collective`s tongue-in-cheek attitude with regard to Music Hall-alike buffoonish loosely sequenced rhythms and the acidic organ and Tiki Music drenched improvistation which funny facet can be
generalized over the course. The more I listen to it the more I hear
similarities with Juan Naveira aka Mr Juan aka Juanitos aka Limbo
Deluxe aka Miss Emma. That's hugely important especially for a
starting weekend. In a word, this album is strongly recommended for
all those music lovers who enjoy an artsy challenge and a moody
aspect within one bound.
