SKINSHAPE - Arrogance Is The Death Of Men - Vinyl (LP + insert)
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SKINSHAPE
Arrogance Is The Death Of Men (LP + insert)
Lewis
Cat: LEWIS 1091LP. Rel: 21 Dec 20
Psychedelic/Garage Rock
Side 1 - Track 1. Tomorrow Side 1 - Track 2. Sound Of Your Voice Side 1 - Track 3. Arrogance Is The Death Of Men Side 1 - Track 4. The Eastern Connection Side 1 - Track 5. Behind The Sun Side 2 - Track 1. Another Day Side 2 - Track 2. Losing My Mind Side 2 - Track 3. Flight Of The Erhu Side 2 - Track 4. Watching From The Shadows Side 2 - Track 5. Outro
You don't just hear the 1970s funk influences in Skinshape's music, you can feel them too - especially if you're doing the right thing soundsystem-wise. Tracks like 'The Eastern Connection' could almost be swapped-in for a Dilated Peoples instrumental, all lackadaisical roll and hot, balmy air. In actual fact, it's the work of Dorset, UK maestro, Will Dorey.
An accomplished musician with a significant back catalogue (make a note), the whole album struts, strides and strolls its way through intoxicating grooves. Half the time it's hard to know whether you should be kicking back on a tropical veranda slowly sipping on a fresh Old Fashioned. But then it's more timeless than vintage. Using elements of psyche, soul and sticky blues, while'Losing My Mind' is perhaps the apex - a heartfelt vocal slow jam that's made for tears before bed - there's more emotion in the crooning guitars alone here than many vocalists could hope to muster with words.
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