Rose; Prickliest Of Thorns, The

Wind Swept Planes
Debacle Records
General | May 2011

Reviews

Adam Pearson
Reviewed 2011-09-25
Loose, noisy misfit-tribal songs. Avant, strange, psychedelic, junkyard tribal percussive orientation on this limited, experimental CDR. Kind of like Tom Waits without the vocals (or with distant nonsensical ones) in a tripped out Arabian bazaar. It’s like dancing for coins in front of a camel meat butcher stand, and you are lightheaded and about to keel over from ingesting cleaning chemicals. No FCCs.

*1. Squeaking, off-kilter, worldy, scrapyard loose feel with distorted vocals used as a warbly texture. (2:32)
2. Ugly guitar strumming, cracky pirate vocals. (0:57)
3. Tuneless echoey keys build in intensity, looping distorted textures come in. (2:50)
*4. Uncomfortable machine-like pitch scraping, monk-like groans, crazy pedophile fisherman snarls, extremely slow rhythm but there is a heavy slam every few seconds. A gift to your listeners. (9:08)
5. Accordion and theremin improv with a more bouncy rhythm and bizarro vocals. (5:33)
6. Delicate suffocating airy, moaney vocals, tambourine, slow simple guitar tuneless meandering. Almost a freak-folky feel and then gets urgent. (4:23)
*7. Rattlesnake hiss keeps time for an existent acoustic guitar slightly pretty motif, trippy psyched out vocals and feel. (6:00)

Recent airplay

Twining Twixt
OrangeasmNov 08, 2011
Pool Of Petals
Music CasseroleOct 29, 2011
Thorn Of Salt
ThermoNuclearBarOct 23, 2011
Twining Twixt
Thorn Of Salt
ThermoNuclear BarOct 01, 2011
Pool Of Petals
bricolageSep 28, 2011

Charting

2011-09-25 — 2011-11-27 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
Nov 13 1
Oct 30 2
Oct 16 1
Oct 2 3

Track listing

1. Twining Twixt
2. Home
3. Aphids & Blood
4. Thorn Of Salt
5. Sweet Red
6. Poppies Suffocating Roses
7. Pool Of Petals