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TRIPPEREfterklangPost Rock/Math rock3.24 | 14 ratings |
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![]() Stylistically the music on "Tripper" is a combination of organic sounding instrumentation (including string arrangements), subtle male and female vocals, and electronic beats. The beats remind me a bit of the beats on Björk´s "Vespertine (2001)" album. Dry minimalistic electronic beats and rhythmic sounds and effects. The first time I listened to the album, I listened to it on my car stereo and I had to take the CD out to see if it was scratched because some of the beats and effects make it sound like that. While that is an odd and at times unpleasant sound effect, it´s still a bit intriguing too. The subtle and often unison male and female vocals are soothing but also a bit anonymous/monotone in the end. It´s generally very pleasant atmospheric music though, and although I wouldn´t say Efterklang hit something completely unique here, they combine known elements into something intriguing. The musicianship is excellent. Good vocal performances and great interplay between the musicians. There are several guest musicians and singers on the album who add great variation and spice to the music. "Tripper" also features a warm, organic, and pleasant sounding production, which suits the material well, so upon conclusion it´s a pretty strong debut album by Efterklang. A 3.5 star (70%) rating is deserved.
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3/5 |
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