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DREAMLAND
Underwater (Dogfingers)
Reviewed by Holly Day
Layered atmospherics with lots of quiet, minimal guitar looped on itself,
with the occasional flute and vocals and something called a "whale bass,"
which I assume is the instrument on this that sounds like a whale. The songs
are all quiet and peaceful and melancholy, with less than five or six notes
used in each song, save for one track: I Frequency, Dreams in Soundwaves,
which is kind of spooky and tense and features weird droning vocals that
sound just like when a little kid is pretending to be an airplane, rising
in pitch through the song as though the vocalist is running around with his
arms out, getting ready to hurdle into the air. It's kind of a distracting
image to have in your head, and made me giggle uncontrollably the first time
I heard it.
[Pick this up at www.unclebuzz.com.]
© 2002 - Holly Day
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