Ulan Bator / Ego: Echo
| Album: | Ego: Echo | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Ulan Bator | Added: | Nov 2001 | |
| Label: | Young God Records | |||
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jun 23, 2016: | a strange pursuit
Let Go Ego, Santa Lucia, Hemisphere |
4. | Nov 29, 2001: | Strange Attractors
Soeur Violence |
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| 2. | Jan 03, 2002: | Strange Attractors
La Joueuse De Tambour, Selva |
5. | Nov 21, 2001: | Strange Attractors
La Joueuse De Tambour |
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| 3. | Dec 08, 2001: | Unecessary Sun Exposure
Hiver |
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Album Review
nari
Reviewed 2001-11-05
Reviewed 2001-11-05
Ulan Bator "Ego: Echo" [label: Young God Records]
Discordant post-rock of sorts from France. Varied styles - you should give this a listen before you form an expectation. Often low key and brooding, though there are lively moments. Great clashing electric guitar ala Sonic Youth. Sounds like a jam band at times, with curling basslines and jazzy drums. -nari
1. pretty ambling instrumental - piano, drums, gentle electric guit, soft vocals
2. starts with declamatory verbal assault, slides into hushed crawling bass & creepy guitar interruptions
3. repeated jam-style theme; chanting vocals enter @ 2:00; develops
4. hollow sound collage; @ 3:00 funky drums & bass; more layers emerge - slow, murky build; by 10:00 full on rockage; @ 14:20 unfortunate 2 min. vocals
5. standard indie rock; shuffly drums, breathy vocals
6. pretty cool modern-sounding duet of detuned pianos
7. urgent, deeply bitter rock
8. definitely has a beat goin on; dark groovy rock jam; cool space drone last 2 minutes
9. apocalyptic sound collage abruptly becomes quiet, morose lullaby
Discordant post-rock of sorts from France. Varied styles - you should give this a listen before you form an expectation. Often low key and brooding, though there are lively moments. Great clashing electric guitar ala Sonic Youth. Sounds like a jam band at times, with curling basslines and jazzy drums. -nari
1. pretty ambling instrumental - piano, drums, gentle electric guit, soft vocals
2. starts with declamatory verbal assault, slides into hushed crawling bass & creepy guitar interruptions
3. repeated jam-style theme; chanting vocals enter @ 2:00; develops
4. hollow sound collage; @ 3:00 funky drums & bass; more layers emerge - slow, murky build; by 10:00 full on rockage; @ 14:20 unfortunate 2 min. vocals
5. standard indie rock; shuffly drums, breathy vocals
6. pretty cool modern-sounding duet of detuned pianos
7. urgent, deeply bitter rock
8. definitely has a beat goin on; dark groovy rock jam; cool space drone last 2 minutes
9. apocalyptic sound collage abruptly becomes quiet, morose lullaby
Track Listing
| 1. | Hemisphere | 6. | Selva | |||
| 2. | Santa Lucia | 7. | La Joueuse De Tambour | |||
| 3. | Etoile Astre | 8. | Soeur Violence | |||
| 4. | Let Go Ego | 9. | Echo | |||
| 5. | Hiver | . |