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The fourth full-length effort from the Oklahoma-based indie rockers, For Their Love finds Other Lives in fine form, applying their moody sonic expertise to a spectral ten-song set that parses themes of self-worth and existential dread in an age of political, social, and economic turmoil. Commencing with the ruminative "Sound of Violence," a sumptuous bit of '60s-leaning orchestral pop that evokes the Wally Stott string arrangements of "Montague Terrace"-era Scott Walker, For Their Love was self-produced in Oregon's Cooper Mountain region in frontman Jesse Tabish's A-framed cabin, and the material mostly reflects that pastoral setting. The group's love for sharp Morricone-worthy guitar stabs and ascending choral vocals is evident throughout, with the sinister "Nites Out," a churning sea of orchestral bombast worthy of a 007 action set-piece providing the biggest bang for the buck. The plaintive "Dead Language," with its high and lonesome harmonica and fluttery piano, filters the group's widescreen vision through more of a portrait lens, but it retains its predecessor's classicist '60s cinema vibe, as does the more sprightly title track, which incorporates bursts of loungey bossa nova into its distinct, anglophile-kissed brand of chamber-Americana. For all of its adherence to in-the-moment takes and attempts to dial back some of the studio chicaneries of earlier outings, For Their Love is still almost alarmingly ornate -- some of that might have to do with the omnipresent cathedral-like reverb -- but much like 2015's similarly outstanding (and elaborate) Rituals, there's really never a dull moment.
© James Christopher Monger /TiVo
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Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Other Lives, Composer, MainArtist
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
Presentación del Álbum
The fourth full-length effort from the Oklahoma-based indie rockers, For Their Love finds Other Lives in fine form, applying their moody sonic expertise to a spectral ten-song set that parses themes of self-worth and existential dread in an age of political, social, and economic turmoil. Commencing with the ruminative "Sound of Violence," a sumptuous bit of '60s-leaning orchestral pop that evokes the Wally Stott string arrangements of "Montague Terrace"-era Scott Walker, For Their Love was self-produced in Oregon's Cooper Mountain region in frontman Jesse Tabish's A-framed cabin, and the material mostly reflects that pastoral setting. The group's love for sharp Morricone-worthy guitar stabs and ascending choral vocals is evident throughout, with the sinister "Nites Out," a churning sea of orchestral bombast worthy of a 007 action set-piece providing the biggest bang for the buck. The plaintive "Dead Language," with its high and lonesome harmonica and fluttery piano, filters the group's widescreen vision through more of a portrait lens, but it retains its predecessor's classicist '60s cinema vibe, as does the more sprightly title track, which incorporates bursts of loungey bossa nova into its distinct, anglophile-kissed brand of chamber-Americana. For all of its adherence to in-the-moment takes and attempts to dial back some of the studio chicaneries of earlier outings, For Their Love is still almost alarmingly ornate -- some of that might have to do with the omnipresent cathedral-like reverb -- but much like 2015's similarly outstanding (and elaborate) Rituals, there's really never a dull moment.
© James Christopher Monger /TiVo
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- 1 disco(s) - 10 pista(s)
- Duración total: 00:36:49
- Artistas principales: Other Lives
- Compositor: Other Lives
- Sello: Play It Again Sam
- Género Pop/Rock Rock Alternativa & Indie
2020 Play It Again Sam 2020 Play It Again Sam
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