Throw Me In The Susquehanna

General | Jan 2017

Reviews

BravoMarco
Reviewed 2017-01-12
Joe Clark
Throw Me In the Susquehanna
(Glowing Window Recordings)
Reviewed by BravoMarco

Sounds out of upstate New York don’t get much better than this. An evocative drone delight. A luxurious release from the end of last year.

Like: Gregg Skloff, Mike Shiflet, Mytrip
Loving them all.
No FCC’s (Instrumentals)
1) Border Crossing (10.25) The splendid cascading opening leads the way for waves upon waves of droney filled pleasure. Bells & other sounds add to the occasion as the tempo rises halfway through. The penultimate two minutes are more of a guitar-based fuzziness leading into a slow paced remorse.
2) Sleeptalker (6.45) Repetitive strumming over whispered strings. Changes up towards to the end, to a noise-scape of colour.
3) Mirage (7.54) Begins like John Cooper Mellencamp in his hey day. Then the boot stomping leaves us for a more melancholy isolated feel. Effected spoken word / field recordings to conclude could have been a track in its own right.
4) Throw Me In the Susquehanna (6.29). A brooding landscape of a masterpiece.

Recent airplay

Border Crossing
Totally A — Mar 16, 2017
Border Crossing
Butter and Jams — Feb 18, 2017
Throw Me In The Susquehanna
The Offbeat Generation — Feb 07, 2017

Charting

2017-02-01 — 2017-04-05 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
Mar 19 1
Feb 19 1
Feb 12 1

Track listing

1. Border Crossing
2. Sleeptalker
3. Mirage
4. Throw Me In The Susquehanna