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专辑名称: Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You
创作艺人: [Big Thief]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟20首
出品公司: 4AD
发行时间: 2022/2/11
官方标价: £10.49 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Change
Time Escaping
Spud Infinity
Certainty
Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You
Sparrow
Little Things
Heavy Bend
Flower of Blood
Blurred View
Red Moon
Dried Roses
No Reason
Wake Me up to Drive
Promise Is a Pendulum
12,000 Lines
Simulation Swarm
Love Love Love
The Only Place
Blue Lightning
详细介绍:
Big Thief songwriter and frontwoman Adrianne Lenker%27s aesthetic falls somewhere between rough edged Appalachian Mountain music filtered through an urban Brooklyn sensibility, and something further out, more individualized, and in the end, not completely expressible. While stanzas like When I say celestial/ I mean extraterrestrial/ I mean accepting the alien you%27ve rejected in your own heart/ When I say heart I mean finish/The last one there is a potato knish/ Baking too long in the sun of spud infinity might make you smile, her lyrics often seem like they%27re only scratching the surface of what she%27s thinking and feeling. Her voice, which can shade into a Hazel Dickens kind of portentousness, often strains to reach a place that only she can visualize. But the overall effect is a rigorous, engaged, and inviting musical experience. Recorded in four locations—Topanga Canyon, Upstate New York, Colorado, and Tucson, Arizona—there%27s nevertheless a cohesion thanks to Lenker%27s singing. Red Moon, with guest Matt Davidson of Twain on fiddle and harmony vocals, is the band at their most Americana-esque. The album%27s sweetest melody is found on No Reason with Buck Meek on twelve-string guitar and guest Richard Hardy on flute. The only misstep is Love Love Love, where Lenker%27s voice wobbles and nearly breaks in spots. At times the foursome (rounded out by bassist Max Oleartchik and drummer James Krivchenia) do get noisier, as in Little Things, where Meek%27s electric guitar chimes and reverb gives Lenker%27s voice extra force; guitar effects and electronics add a textured bass thump to Flower of Blood. You may wonder if this double album would have been tighter and less indulgent condensed into a single, but Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You justifies its length, staying steady until the goodtime honky-tonk closer, Blue Lightning. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
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