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Ahleuchatistas: Heads Full of Poison
Ogni traccia di Heads Full of Poison è stata registrata dal vivo in studio e il disco mantiene intatta la spontaneità e le capacità improvvisative espresse dal duo in sala di incisione dove alterna brani apparentemente "gentili" e introspettivi come "Lighted Stars" o "Starved March" a variazioni senza paracadute come la dark e rumorista "Future Trauma". Un ascolto non facile quello di Heads Full of Poison che richiede grande attenzione e concentrazione. Potrebbe piacere a chi apprezza i Naked City di John Zorn (che, del resto, ha pubblicato il loro Of the Body Prone sulla Tzadik nel 2009) o il post rock dei Tortoise di Chicago. Riferimenti più che nobili.
Track Listing
1. Vanished (3:01); 2. Future Trauma (7:07); 3. Heads Full of Poison (16:08); 4. Lighted Stairs (3:09); 5. Wisps (6:35); 6. Requiem for the Sea (6:51); 7. A Way Out (3:06); 8. A Trap Ha Been Set (7:17); 9. Starved March (5:23).
Personnel
Shane Perlowin (chitarre, basso), Ryan Oslance (batteria).
Album information
Title: Heads Full of Poison | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: Cuneiform Records
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