Salmon Changed Evening
General
| Nov 2009
Reviews
Brick
Reviewed 2009-12-10
Reviewed 2009-12-10
Gorgeous lush ambient drone folk. Brilliantly treated acoustic guitar playing w/ warm dronescapes. A lush goo of processed croons, banjo, tape warbling, space, field recordings, acoustic folk with molasses slow song structure & drone influence. Transcendental treehouse solitude music w/ a rustic aquatic river vibe and emotional depth. From a split cassette on Bay Area Micro-Label Roll Over Rover, Tracks 1-4 are by Old Softy (Dave McPeters) and Tracks 5-9 are by Ugly Husbands. For fans of grouper, belong, atlas sound, low, eluvium, kranky. Play a track from each band. sonic relaxation genius sean mccann also involved. take note.
1-A fabulous escape to mountain solitude. Distant crooning, and lightly plucked guitar, with a warm billowing drone bass. Gives way to sounds of water.
2-The warmest low end you've ever heard, interwoven with vague translucent high pitch croons and pseudometallic shimmerings.
3-Acoustic guitar in the forefront for a slow ethereal croon through a fuzzy scape 4-Gorgeous warmdroneolky odyssey from the sunshine part, to a sparse, darker, heavier low end despaired place, then bliss through to ghost voice transcendence.
5-Soaring semi-grated bliss out noise pop.
6-Mysterious toy box twinkling gives way to a brilliant folk guitar trip down a river, to strange field of frogs and ghosts.
7-Aquatic pulsing bliss out swells
8-Celestial interlude w/ recordings of raindrops & mysterious opera singer
9-Winter music. Thick frozen building low end tone with a creaky doors, and so many subliminal mystery sounds. Wow.
1-A fabulous escape to mountain solitude. Distant crooning, and lightly plucked guitar, with a warm billowing drone bass. Gives way to sounds of water.
2-The warmest low end you've ever heard, interwoven with vague translucent high pitch croons and pseudometallic shimmerings.
3-Acoustic guitar in the forefront for a slow ethereal croon through a fuzzy scape 4-Gorgeous warmdroneolky odyssey from the sunshine part, to a sparse, darker, heavier low end despaired place, then bliss through to ghost voice transcendence.
5-Soaring semi-grated bliss out noise pop.
6-Mysterious toy box twinkling gives way to a brilliant folk guitar trip down a river, to strange field of frogs and ghosts.
7-Aquatic pulsing bliss out swells
8-Celestial interlude w/ recordings of raindrops & mysterious opera singer
9-Winter music. Thick frozen building low end tone with a creaky doors, and so many subliminal mystery sounds. Wow.
Recent airplay
Track 1
Track 4
The Gumdrop Freight Train — Feb 09, 2010
Track 4
The DJ Never Has It — Jan 31, 2010
Track 1
Folktronic — Jan 21, 2010
Track 6
The Machine Stops — Jan 21, 2010
Track 4
Lost Luke — Jan 20, 2010
Charting
2009-11-22 — 2010-01-24
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Jan 24 | 3 |
| Jan 17 | 3 |
| Jan 10 | 1 |
| Jan 3 | 1 |
| Dec 27 | 1 |
| Dec 13 | 1 |
| Dec 6 | 1 |
Track listing
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| 9. | Track 9 |