Elephant9 With Reine Fiske / Atlantis
| Album: | Atlantis | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Elephant9 With Reine Fiske | Added: | May 2013 | |
| Label: | Rune Grammofon | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2014-09-12 | Pull Date: | 2014-11-14 |
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| Week Ending: | Oct 26 | Sep 21 | Sep 14 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Oct 22, 2014: | Brownian Motion
The Riddler |
3. | Sep 13, 2014: | Space House
A Foot In Both |
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| 2. | Sep 17, 2014: | Brownian Motion
Psychedelic Backfire |
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Album Review
Aaron Yun
Reviewed 2014-09-06
Reviewed 2014-09-06
Artist: Elephant9 with Reine Fiske
Album: Atlantis
Genre: Electric Guitar, nylon-string guitar
RIYL: Bugge Wesseltolft, Oriole, Jon Balke, Stian Weste
A Norwegian guitarist and jazz composesr associated a terricfic roaming album. Their products are always truly astounding that they showed up in a series of performances in Kongsberg Jazz Festival and “Union Scene”.
FCC clean
1. Black Hole(9:05)- Heartstirring drum, feeling like in a casual, compact battle.
2. The Riddler (6:14)- Deep, mystic, wandering rhythm. 1:25, a sudden burst entertains listeners. Fast and compact after the burst
3. ***Atlantis (12:57)- spellbinding; haunting beauty; floating on the sea of salt. 4:45 a smooth shift comes to a quick, belligerent rhythm.
4. **A Foot in Both (6:12)- smooth, detached; walking into an unknown world trying to discover. a snowy night walking alone on a suburban street; reserved and vulnerable; a fairy’s surrealistic dream that brings you into the foreign world.
5. Psychedelic Backfire (10:33)- processed, howling effects fades in; sci-fi setting; a space tragedy, aerospaces feeling with deep mumble. Splendid ending.
6. A Place In Neither (2:01)- Delicacy sprinkled, walking in the street like swag; fidgety and soothing; late night driving on the highway
7. Freedom’s Children (13:38)- Riding harvey on the highway traveling through Nevada. Solid, confident rhythm with high pitch electric guitar.
Album: Atlantis
Genre: Electric Guitar, nylon-string guitar
RIYL: Bugge Wesseltolft, Oriole, Jon Balke, Stian Weste
A Norwegian guitarist and jazz composesr associated a terricfic roaming album. Their products are always truly astounding that they showed up in a series of performances in Kongsberg Jazz Festival and “Union Scene”.
FCC clean
1. Black Hole(9:05)- Heartstirring drum, feeling like in a casual, compact battle.
2. The Riddler (6:14)- Deep, mystic, wandering rhythm. 1:25, a sudden burst entertains listeners. Fast and compact after the burst
3. ***Atlantis (12:57)- spellbinding; haunting beauty; floating on the sea of salt. 4:45 a smooth shift comes to a quick, belligerent rhythm.
4. **A Foot in Both (6:12)- smooth, detached; walking into an unknown world trying to discover. a snowy night walking alone on a suburban street; reserved and vulnerable; a fairy’s surrealistic dream that brings you into the foreign world.
5. Psychedelic Backfire (10:33)- processed, howling effects fades in; sci-fi setting; a space tragedy, aerospaces feeling with deep mumble. Splendid ending.
6. A Place In Neither (2:01)- Delicacy sprinkled, walking in the street like swag; fidgety and soothing; late night driving on the highway
7. Freedom’s Children (13:38)- Riding harvey on the highway traveling through Nevada. Solid, confident rhythm with high pitch electric guitar.
Track Listing
| 1. | Black Hole | 4. | A Foot In Both | |||
| 2. | The Riddler | 5. | Psychedelic Backfire | |||
| 3. | Atlantis | 6. | A Place In Neither | |||
| 7. | Freedom's Children | |||||