Helms Alee: Sleepwalking Sailors (LP)

Helms Alee: Sleepwalking Sailors

Sleepwalking Sailors

LP (Long Play)

Die gute alte Vinyl - Langspielplatte.

Bewertung:

Wir können nicht sicherstellen, dass die Bewertungen von solchen Verbrauchern stammen, die die Ware tatsächlich genutzt oder erworben haben.

Derzeit nicht erhältlich.
Lassen Sie sich über unseren eCourier benachrichtigen, falls das Produkt bestellt werden kann.

Vinyl liefern wir innerhalb Deutschlands immer portofrei.

Label: Sargent House, 2014
Erscheinungstermin: 10.2.2014

Weitere Ausgaben von Sleepwalking Sailors

Product Information

Helms Alee's music is exactly the sort of mutant, fantastic hybrid that used to only occasionally erupt out of small, isolated scenes, uninformed by trends of the day - instead inspired by the band's own collective contributions. The Seattle trio's unique amalgam of metal, art rock, pop and punk is charmingly reminiscent of the fertile creativity that groups once had before the Internet seemed to instruct bands to only copy one another.

Helms Alee's third album, Sleepwalking Sailors sounds like many styles combined into one, and none of it concerned with any notion other than creating vital, urgent and uniquely characteristic music. Bassist / vocalist Dana James, drummer / vocalist Hozoji Matheson-Margullis and guitarist / vocalist Ben Verellen combine a vast array of ideas within a single song, while still sounding entirely cohesive. Their songs are undeniably heavy, but also freely roaming through icy post-punk and warm melodic haze at any givenmoment. Any given song can be pummeling one moment and then subtly shift into triply harmonies without the listener even realizing what has happened. Sleepwalking Sailors was recorded with engineer Chris Common (These Arms Are Snakes, Pelican, Chelsea Wolfe) in Seattle, and marks the band's first release for new home Sargent House. "We spent 3-1 / 2 years writing the songs for this album, so it's thematically all over the place" Verellen says. "We ended up with something that sounds really big, but also a bit more aggressive."