Solar Bears: She Was Coloured In (CD)

Solar Bears

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Label:: Planet Mu
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 2010
UPC/EAN:: 0600116827029
Erscheinungstermin:: 20.5.2013

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Hailing from Wicklow and Dublin, Solar Bears are John Kowalski and Rian Trench, the sole producers and musicians on the album 'She Was Coloured In'. This debut album follows in the wake of expectation laid down by their recent "Inner Sunshine EP" and a series of remixes. Solar Bears' music is the soundtrack to a good life. Their songwriting and production has a languid, pastoral grace that intertwines rock and electronics, twisting melodies through prog rock's structures and sounds, occasionally making sharp turns into more tense post rock territory, sliding between longer tracks and short mood-setting miniatures. The album mixes analogue electronica with the quietly epic perspective and shimmering neon synths of late 70's, early 80's Kosmiche music and the synth pop it informed. 'She Was Coloured In' starts with the cosmic disco intro of 'Forest Of Fountains' before moving straight into gorgeous watery Rhodes and vocoder with 'Children Of The Times'. 'Twin Stars' takes huge synth lead chords and builds up the drama with synthlines anad arpeggios. By 'Head Supernova', we're floating in beatless ambience, with a miniature that is reminiscent of chilly 80s synthscapes. The album starts moving again with the sophoric trance of 'Cub', before synth pop is evoked with the laidback evocative arpeggios of 'Hidden Lake'. 'Dolls' pits a children's choir against rolling guitars while 'Neon Colony' mixes gliding bottleneck guitar and triumphant synths. The album finishes with 'Perpetual Meadow's' sleepy sunkissed drone before stopping abruptly and making you drop down to earth.