'Dust Bowl III' is harmonious cosmic Americana from Oklahoma's Other Lives and is taken from their recent album 'Tamer Animals' (soundsxp.com)
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lunes, 10 de septiembre de 2012
lunes, 24 de octubre de 2011
Other Lives: Song song (Single, 2011)
"Not many bands from Oklahoma have been making waves as of late, but perhaps the most notable of the ones who have are Other Lives. Having released their third album “Tamer Animals” this year they’ve gained a fair amount of support and expanded their fanbase because of it.
Comparable to Radiohead, Fleet Foxes, and Midlake, their music is a combination of each of those artists, and then some. I know many people who have already placed them firmly in their top 10 albums of the year list, and for good reason. The new track “Song Song” is being released as part of a Windows Phone promotion showcasing how the band use their phone on the road to stay in touch with fans by taking pictures and posting updates to their Tumblr page" (Yesss: listenbeforeyoubuy.net)
Comparable to Radiohead, Fleet Foxes, and Midlake, their music is a combination of each of those artists, and then some. I know many people who have already placed them firmly in their top 10 albums of the year list, and for good reason. The new track “Song Song” is being released as part of a Windows Phone promotion showcasing how the band use their phone on the road to stay in touch with fans by taking pictures and posting updates to their Tumblr page" (Yesss: listenbeforeyoubuy.net)
martes, 19 de julio de 2011
Other Lives: For 12 (Single, 2011)
"The sophomore LP by this Oklahoma band blends moody ambiance, pastoral harmonies and steady, restrained rhythms into a hypnotically-pensive album that perfectly soundtracks a long, fog-covered drive along rugged coastline. If that sounds strangely specific it’s because it did just that for Kasey and I on a recent drive north to Salt Point State Park. But of course, Tamer Animals isn’t only perfect driving music, it also pairs wonderfully alongside earthy, flavorful meals such as Kasey’s Lentils with Roasted Tomatoes, Marinated Onions & Creamy Cheese.
I was definitely impressed upon first listen. Tracks like “Dark Horse,” “For 12,” “Tamer Animals,” and “Dust Bowl III” are fantastically grandiose. Indeed, from track to track Other Lives’ constantly demonstrate an almost uncanny knack for creating symphonic indie-folk that can stand hairs on their ends. This is the result of thoughtful songwriting balanced with the musky, earthiness of the production (which was done by the band itself) and a foundation made up of sparkling, swooning instrumentation and sparse, but clattering, percussion. If you haven’t heard it already, just give it a listen. If it doesn’t move you then you are doing it wrong — go ahead and give it another shot. As it is another one of the year’s highlights, I recommend buying a copy from Insound" (Vía: turntablekitchen.com)
I was definitely impressed upon first listen. Tracks like “Dark Horse,” “For 12,” “Tamer Animals,” and “Dust Bowl III” are fantastically grandiose. Indeed, from track to track Other Lives’ constantly demonstrate an almost uncanny knack for creating symphonic indie-folk that can stand hairs on their ends. This is the result of thoughtful songwriting balanced with the musky, earthiness of the production (which was done by the band itself) and a foundation made up of sparkling, swooning instrumentation and sparse, but clattering, percussion. If you haven’t heard it already, just give it a listen. If it doesn’t move you then you are doing it wrong — go ahead and give it another shot. As it is another one of the year’s highlights, I recommend buying a copy from Insound" (Vía: turntablekitchen.com)
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