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The visual arts are the passion of the duo The Books. Discover the review
The visual arts are the passion of the duo The Books.
Few words for a monumental album, saying more would make even less sense… Discover the review
Few words for a monumental album, saying more would make even less sense…
An enchanting album that literally sends you into a trance with every listen and captures the most visceral depths of each person, skillfully combining the iciness of electronics used in the rhythms, in the "cut and wrap" experiments, in the sounds that are always between the refined and lo-fi, with the warmth of more typically acoustic instruments (violins, acoustic guitars, banjos are skillfully used in various tracks) and the fragile vocals often hanging by a thread (of voice) by the various members (often interchangeable) of one of the most fragmented musical ensembles in recent years. Discover the review
An enchanting album that literally sends you into a trance with every listen and captures the most visceral depths of each person, skillfully combining the iciness of electronics used in the rhythms, in the "cut and wrap" experiments, in the sounds that are always between the refined and lo-fi, with the warmth of more typically acoustic instruments (violins, acoustic guitars, banjos are skillfully used in various tracks) and the fragile vocals often hanging by a thread (of voice) by the various members (often interchangeable) of one of the most fragmented musical ensembles in recent years.
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