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Released 6th March 2020.
SK Albums of the Year 2020.
'Tucson, Arizona is better known for producing the desert fusion sounds of acts like Giant Sand and Calexico but experimental duo Trees Speak instead take inspiration from the motorik jams of bands like Neu! and Cluster. 'Ohms', the first of two albums from them this year (and the first original artist album to be released on the venerable Soul Jazz Records reissue label), distils those influences into bitesize fragments which, taken as a whole, provide a sometimes unsettling and often thrilling sun-baked take on krautrock.'
Released 6th March 2020.
SK Albums of the Year 2020.
‘Tucson, Arizona is better known for producing the desert fusion sounds of acts like Giant Sand and Calexico but experimental duo Trees Speak instead take inspiration from the motorik jams of bands like Neu! and Cluster. ‘Ohms’, the first of two albums from them this year (and the first original artist album to be released on the venerable Soul Jazz Records reissue label), distils those influences into bitesize fragments which, taken as a whole, provide a sometimes unsettling and often thrilling sun-baked take on krautrock.’
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The album OHMS sounds at times like a tripped out & moody JOHN CARPENTER/GOBLIN/MORRICONE soundtrack that seamlessly segues into propulsive, motorik Krautrock instrumentals loaded with fuzzy, hypnotic mellotron, synths and analogue effects, as well as elements of ART ENSEMBLE free jazz, and all at times reaching a kind of post-rave psychedelia.
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