Dok (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} cyberinsekt) wrote,@ 2009-01-10 00:45:00 |
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Yellow Moon Band - Lunadelica
If, like me, you have often asked yourself the question, "What would the Stone Roses have sounded like if they'd played prog rock with a folk backbeat?," then up until now you have probably found it difficult to formulate a satisfactory answer. Fret no longer, for the Yellow Moon Band are on top of the situation. With a razor-sharp jangly guitar they strip the last vestiges of pomp from the carcass of progressive rock, and join the bones for a danse macrabre. Taking a leaf from Jonathan Swift, Lunadelica comes from their debut album Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World, and it is ace. I commend this music to the house.
Yellow Moon Band - Lunadelica
(alternate download)
If, like me, you have often asked yourself the question, "What would the Stone Roses have sounded like if they'd played prog rock with a folk backbeat?," then up until now you have probably found it difficult to formulate a satisfactory answer. Fret no longer, for the Yellow Moon Band are on top of the situation. With a razor-sharp jangly guitar they strip the last vestiges of pomp from the carcass of progressive rock, and join the bones for a danse macrabre. Taking a leaf from Jonathan Swift, Lunadelica comes from their debut album Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World, and it is ace. I commend this music to the house.
Yellow Moon Band - Lunadelica
(alternate download)
