Low Lit Art

Kamikazi Kat · 01-30-2010, 08:52 PM

Just finished the first two tracks and I'm liking it, really drony stuff that paints a texture instead of a melody. Looking forward to listening to the rest.

EDIT: Listened to the rest and liked it, I didn't enjoy it as much as I did the first half, but I don't think I gave it the attention it deserves. The first half, at one point, I think during the second song, it just sort of hit me in a really good way, something clicked, and I stopped what I was doing and focused on the music from then on. I'll find time to listen to it again. I really enjoyed Howard Wallace Sibley and Jane Q Sibley. The former put me in a bit of a trance, the latter's collage of sounds made for a great, sort of watery, buzzing atmosphere. I love the way it how it sort of came together later in the song and teased a bit of rhythm near the end.

01-30-2010, 08:52 PM	#13 (permalink)
Kamikazi Kat Music Addict Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 329	Just finished the first two tracks and I'm liking it, really drony stuff that paints a texture instead of a melody. Looking forward to listening to the rest. EDIT: Listened to the rest and liked it, I didn't enjoy it as much as I did the first half, but I don't think I gave it the attention it deserves. The first half, at one point, I think during the second song, it just sort of hit me in a really good way, something clicked, and I stopped what I was doing and focused on the music from then on. I'll find time to listen to it again. I really enjoyed Howard Wallace Sibley and Jane Q Sibley. The former put me in a bit of a trance, the latter's collage of sounds made for a great, sort of watery, buzzing atmosphere. I love the way it how it sort of came together later in the song and teased a bit of rhythm near the end. Last edited by Kamikazi Kat; 02-01-2010 at 10:16 PM.