Angelo Spencer Et Les Hauts Sommets
General
| Feb 2010
Reviews
Eduisa
Reviewed 2010-06-06
Reviewed 2010-06-06
Self described as “trance/tropical music”, Angelo Spencer and friends sound like a weird cross between surf music/reggae/bluesy rock. Sounds a bit like Vampire Weekend/ Surfer Blood, minus the hype, or Sierra Leone Refuge All Stars on electric guitars. Most tracks have nice Caribbean beats, but others are more experimental. All instrumental tracks. FCC clean. Try 1,3,6
*1.Caribbean feel with a heavy bass sound and odd wind instruments/percussions.
2.Electrical guitar delivers a weird lick that sounds like a cross between a Caribbean and Middle Eastern beat. Bass percussion in the back
*3.Quick Caribbean-esque beat delivered by an electric guitar. So good!
4.Decidedly the weirdest track. Whiny wind instruments & passing buses (?).
5.Quick, twangy guitar riffs & steady drums with odd chants in background.
*6.I cannot describe this song, except to say that it is awesome! Jerky guitars, Caribbean twinges, fuzzy electrical guitars- this is such a party!
7.Slower song. Calm and soothing. The guitar is trying to imitate a sitar sound, and there are rattles in the background.
8.Halting Caribbean beat with handclaps thrown in for good measure.
9.Another experimental track- wind instruments that sound like elephants.
10.Up-beat Caribbean-esque track: quick, fuzzy guitar riffs and hand drums distort into experimental sound effects
*1.Caribbean feel with a heavy bass sound and odd wind instruments/percussions.
2.Electrical guitar delivers a weird lick that sounds like a cross between a Caribbean and Middle Eastern beat. Bass percussion in the back
*3.Quick Caribbean-esque beat delivered by an electric guitar. So good!
4.Decidedly the weirdest track. Whiny wind instruments & passing buses (?).
5.Quick, twangy guitar riffs & steady drums with odd chants in background.
*6.I cannot describe this song, except to say that it is awesome! Jerky guitars, Caribbean twinges, fuzzy electrical guitars- this is such a party!
7.Slower song. Calm and soothing. The guitar is trying to imitate a sitar sound, and there are rattles in the background.
8.Halting Caribbean beat with handclaps thrown in for good measure.
9.Another experimental track- wind instruments that sound like elephants.
10.Up-beat Caribbean-esque track: quick, fuzzy guitar riffs and hand drums distort into experimental sound effects
Recent airplay
Shivers
Abra's Airwaves — Sep 09, 2010
Now!
Music Casserole — Aug 07, 2010
Estonia, Bo Diddley
Abra's Airwaves — Jul 29, 2010
Now!
FLASHBANG RADIO LIVES! (SUB FOR TRENT) — Jul 16, 2010
Shivers
Music Casserole — Jul 03, 2010
Shepherd's Delight, Now!
Abra's Airwaves — Jul 01, 2010
Charting
2010-06-13 — 2010-08-15
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Aug 8 | 1 |
| Aug 1 | 1 |
| Jul 18 | 1 |
| Jul 4 | 3 |
| Jun 27 | 1 |
| Jun 20 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Now! | ||
| 2. | Northwest | ||
| 3. | Estonia | ||
| 4. | Did You Hear The Sound Of... | ||
| 5. | Shepherd's Delight | ||
| 6. | Shivers | ||
| 7. | The Desert/The Strongest | ||
| 8. | La Pinaille | ||
| 9. | Le Mont Pourri | ||
| 10. | Bo Diddley |