Cant (Dreams Come True)

Mr November · 01-29-2012, 11:13 PM

I'm just throwing their latest album title in the name for search purposes.

Recently started listening to this band "Cant" and I think its pretty good. Not sure if there's another thread about them (I did try searching). They're latest album "Dreams Come True" has 10 decent tracks.

Too Late, Too Far *
Believe
The Edge *
Bang
Brokencollar
She Found a Way Out *
Answer *
Dreams Come True
Rises Silent
Bericht

This album is coming from Chris Taylor of Grizzly Bear - but I'm not sure you'd be able to tell at all if you didn't know. If you're familiar with Department of Eagles, then Chris Taylor was was the recording producer for those guys (also featuring Daniel Rossen of Grizzly Bear) - and I think that definitely shows up if you compare this album to In Ear Park or what have you.

Just like Grizzly Bear and Department of Eagles there's lots deep layering. Its a different experience though because its more electronic pop influenced - yet I wouldn't call it easy listening. Lots of good examples of contrasting juxtaposition, and for certain each track is its own ordeal while still coming together into a cohesive album.

Easier to just listen to some samples.

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Mr November Music Addict Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Halifax, Canada Posts: 429	Cant (Dreams Come True) I'm just throwing their latest album title in the name for search purposes. Recently started listening to this band "Cant" and I think its pretty good. Not sure if there's another thread about them (I did try searching). They're latest album "Dreams Come True" has 10 decent tracks. Too Late, Too Far * Believe The Edge * Bang Brokencollar She Found a Way Out * Answer * Dreams Come True Rises Silent Bericht This album is coming from Chris Taylor of Grizzly Bear - but I'm not sure you'd be able to tell at all if you didn't know. If you're familiar with Department of Eagles, then Chris Taylor was was the recording producer for those guys (also featuring Daniel Rossen of Grizzly Bear) - and I think that definitely shows up if you compare this album to In Ear Park or what have you. Just like Grizzly Bear and Department of Eagles there's lots deep layering. Its a different experience though because its more electronic pop influenced - yet I wouldn't call it easy listening. Lots of good examples of contrasting juxtaposition, and for certain each track is its own ordeal while still coming together into a cohesive album. Easier to just listen to some samples.