Showing posts with label krautrock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label krautrock. Show all posts

Thursday, November 7, 2019

Albums of the Decade - 61. Beak> - Couple In A Hole - Original Soundtrack - (2016)

61. BEAK> - COUPLE IN A HOLE - (OST) - (2016)

What a fucking day of up-in-the-air feeling as so much was achieved but not in an empowering way at all. Feel like I am shapeshifting, when all I want to do is be mellow and sink into one thing - not just pam pam pam all over for different people. If there was ever a soundtrack for pam pam pam'ing all over for different people, then this it. Oh, and it's actually a soundtrack for a real film too.

I haven't even seen Couple In A Hole, but I might as well give it a whirl; I like the concept of imaginary soundtracks anyway - for example David Holmes' Bow Down To The Exit Sign  came in at #14 in my list last decade.  Imagining a movie scene to the tracks themselves add a filmic layer that wouldn't be there otherwise, just gotta do a bit of make-belief aintcha. Ok then, this soundtrack: it's drone, it's motorik, it's seismic, it's subliminal - and it might just get me through my F___ working week.

Thursday, October 24, 2019

Albums of the Decade - 69. Cavern of Anti-Matter - Void Beats / Invocation Trex (2016)

69. CAVERN OF ANTI-MATTER - VOID BEATS / INVOCATION TREX  (2016)

Motor
Stereo
Cog
Whir
Rev
Spin
Clutch
Aibag
Dirt Machine
Plug
Spark
Free
Boost
Conscrict
Screech
Halt
Go
Speed
Deck
Emergence
Juice
Over and clear


Sunday, December 18, 2016

Albums of 2016 - 44. BEAK> - COUPLE IN A HOLE (OST)

44. BEAK> - COUPLE IN A HOLE (OST)

A British film soundtrack. Think sparse synths. Motorik drums. Krautrock. Autobanhs. Music to both shake off and bring on hedonism. It's kinetic. It's gut. It's vital. I'm in a murky, neutral mood tonight and this soundtrack  perfectly accompanies that.

As mentioned before in a previous years post, it's not as if the 44st entry on a list is better than the 45th, I do listen to the album in question as I write; that being with a rough idea of what kind of positioning in will have. The top 10 however require much more careful scrutiny.

Beak> are ones to watch, with an ex-member of Portishead thrown in there, their discography is only a few albums deep and I look forward to hearing how this band go about developing their sound. Sometimes murky and neutral is just fine.

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