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Never ones to shy away from complexity, the Punch Brothers throw all caution to the wind on The Phosphorescent Blues. Aided by producer T-Bone Burnett -- that auteur of Americana acoustica, who previously worked with the band on his soundtrack for the Coen brothers' folkie saga Inside Llewyn Davis -- the Punch Brothers indulge themselves in impressionism on their fourth full-length, having the guts to open with a ten-minute suite that plays a bit like the fourth side of a double-vinyl from 1971. It also performs a nifty trick of sorting out the true believers. If "Familiarity" -- the coziness of the title feels like a knowing joke, as it certainly doesn't follow conventional contours -- grabs a listener's attention with its elliptical ebb and flow, chances are the rest of the record will play smoothly as it dips into Debussy and scrapes by Scriabin, taking longer to linger on sunshine harmonies lifted from the Beach Boys than it does to revive an old string stomp like "Boll Weevil." Backwoods and front-porch picking never were the Punch Brothers' thing, though. They're happily urban sophisticates, making leader Chris Thile's second group Nickel Creek appear to be purists, and the success of The Phosphorescent Blues lies in how they cheerfully embrace the well-manicured sophistication that comes with the territory where the air is rarefied. The Punch Brothers sound as comfortable nimbly skipping through classical pieces as they do creating oddly shaped bluegrass-prog -- and as they do creating sparkling pop miniatures like "Magnet" and "Between 1st and A." By both capturing and fusing these two sides, The Phosphorescent Blues stands as a defining record for an admittedly restless band.
© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo
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Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - Jay Bellerose, Drums - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - Claude Debussy, Writer - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - T Bone Burnett, Electric Guitar - Jay Bellerose, Drums - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - T Bone Burnett, Electric Guitar - Jay Bellerose, Drums - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - ALEXANDER SCRIABIN, Writer - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Chris Thile, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals - T Bone Burnett, Electric Guitar - Jay Bellerose, Drums - Gabe Witcher, Harmony Vocals, Fiddle - Chris Eldridge, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals - Noam Pikelny, Banjo, Harmony Vocals - Punch Brothers, Writer, MainArtist - Paul Kowert, Harmony Vocals, Bass
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2015 Nonesuch Records Inc.
Resenha do Álbum
Never ones to shy away from complexity, the Punch Brothers throw all caution to the wind on The Phosphorescent Blues. Aided by producer T-Bone Burnett -- that auteur of Americana acoustica, who previously worked with the band on his soundtrack for the Coen brothers' folkie saga Inside Llewyn Davis -- the Punch Brothers indulge themselves in impressionism on their fourth full-length, having the guts to open with a ten-minute suite that plays a bit like the fourth side of a double-vinyl from 1971. It also performs a nifty trick of sorting out the true believers. If "Familiarity" -- the coziness of the title feels like a knowing joke, as it certainly doesn't follow conventional contours -- grabs a listener's attention with its elliptical ebb and flow, chances are the rest of the record will play smoothly as it dips into Debussy and scrapes by Scriabin, taking longer to linger on sunshine harmonies lifted from the Beach Boys than it does to revive an old string stomp like "Boll Weevil." Backwoods and front-porch picking never were the Punch Brothers' thing, though. They're happily urban sophisticates, making leader Chris Thile's second group Nickel Creek appear to be purists, and the success of The Phosphorescent Blues lies in how they cheerfully embrace the well-manicured sophistication that comes with the territory where the air is rarefied. The Punch Brothers sound as comfortable nimbly skipping through classical pieces as they do creating oddly shaped bluegrass-prog -- and as they do creating sparkling pop miniatures like "Magnet" and "Between 1st and A." By both capturing and fusing these two sides, The Phosphorescent Blues stands as a defining record for an admittedly restless band.
© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo
Sobre o álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 11 faixa(s)
- Duração total: 00:46:48
- 1 Folheto digital
- Artistas principais: Punch Brothers
- Gravadora: Nonesuch
- Género: Pop
© 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc ℗ 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc
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