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Intellectual electronics and jazz are the glue that compacts the entire work and codes a new way to conceive the blend of musical genres seemingly unable to assimilate with each other. Tortoise is a nocturnal album to be listened to in sublime solitude. A splendid waking dreamlike vision.
Intellectual electronics and jazz are the glue that compacts the entire work and codes a new way to conceive the blend of musical genres seemingly unable to assimilate with each other.
Tortoise is a nocturnal album to be listened to in sublime solitude. A splendid waking dreamlike vision.
Tortoise's 1994 self-titled debut is a landmark post-rock album emanating from Chicago's vibrant scene. Led by John McEntire, the album weaves krautrock, dub, jazz, and folk elements into a cohesive, nocturnal soundscape. The review highlights key tracks like "Flyrod" and "Night Air" for their inventive rhythms and textures. Praised as a 'sublime waking dreamlike vision,' this album sets a new standard for genre-defying music. Dive into Tortoise's debut and experience a seminal post-rock journey blending jazz, electronics, and krautrock like never before.
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