GALBRAITH, Alastair - Seconds Mark III - Vinyl (LP)
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Alastair GALBRAITH

Seconds Mark III(LP)

A Colourful Storm

Cat: ACOLOUR 028. Rel: 20 Jul 20
Industrial/Noise


Side 1 - Track 1. Pendulum Side 1 - Track 2. Dark March Side 1 - Track 3. O Lucky Man Side 1 - Track 4. Pull My Daisy Side 1 - Track 5. Beehive Side 1 - Track 6. On Paul's Imp Side 1 - Track 7. Hardly Side 1 - Track 8. Cemetery Raga Side 1 - Track 9. Platform Side 1 - Track 10. Black Flame Side 1 - Track 11. Putty Side 1 - Track 12. One Two Side 1 - Track 13. Nocturnal Side 2 - Track 1. Swordfish Side 2 - Track 2. Cars Side 2 - Track 3. I'm Brave I'm Scared Side 2 - Track 4. Hooks 'N Lines Side 2 - Track 5. Original Putty Side 2 - Track 6. Ooh Everything, Every Little Side 2 - Track 7. Sugar Mommy (part 1) Side 2 - Track 8. Sugar Mommy (part 2)

Prepare to be challenged, rewarded, amazed, mystified and generally won over. New Zealand musical Goliath of the hallucinogenic experimental rock variety, Alastair Galbraith can sound like the Patti Smith tripping on peyote album recorded with the Soundwalk Collective last year, the Velvet Underground's attempts to write music in the vein of heroin cold turkey, Beta Band in full hypnosis mode or strikingly pared back classic country folk. And he deftly shifts between these styles with seamless and seemingly effortless ease. Poetic, DIY, and steeped in an improvised tradition, guitars help tell journeyman tales, violins recount mournful stories, and distorted, obtuse sections provide a sense of not only rules going out the window, but rules never existing to begin with in the mind of the album's creator. Tightly coiled at times, loose and open in other moments, it's difficult to categorise and even harder to forget.


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