SOFT FALL
Product ID: 25598490
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In a landscape of collapsed beats, humming of the life that springs up from underneath, Soft Fall takes you on frosty morning walks through the woods where twinges of psychedelic light escape through the spaces between the leaves. It's Versailles in audio form: grand and beautiful, ornate and complex, surreal and classic all at once. Review: Excellent thinking person's synth-pop - Soft Fall is about as lush as electronic-based pop music can get. Jon Barthmus literally floods your ears with gorgeous textures, strings, and beats. Close sounds a bit like Coldplay if Coldplay were not so cloying, and the title track is a pulsating rhythmic experience that sounds inspired by New Order. On the surface, Soft Fall sounds less direct than Sun Airway's debut, Nocturne of the Exploded Crystal Chandelier, but it also reveals itself to be deeper and more pop-oriented the more you listen to it. The centerpiece is Symphony in White, a rush of classical strings, dance beats, and Barthmus's echo chamber vocals. In short, if you like dance music, synth-pop, indie music with a flourish, or just want to try something new and rewarding, this is a great choice. You then need to check out Sun Airway's debut, as well as Barthmus's previous band, the A-sides.
| ASIN | B008RCO50E |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (2) |
| Date First Available | August 1, 2012 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | 51367 |
| Label | Dead Oceans |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Dead Oceans |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Original Release Date | 2012 |
| Product Dimensions | 4.92 x 5.67 x 0.28 inches; 2.12 ounces |
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Excellent thinking person's synth-pop
Soft Fall is about as lush as electronic-based pop music can get. Jon Barthmus literally floods your ears with gorgeous textures, strings, and beats. Close sounds a bit like Coldplay if Coldplay were not so cloying, and the title track is a pulsating rhythmic experience that sounds inspired by New Order. On the surface, Soft Fall sounds less direct than Sun Airway's debut, Nocturne of the Exploded Crystal Chandelier, but it also reveals itself to be deeper and more pop-oriented the more you listen to it. The centerpiece is Symphony in White, a rush of classical strings, dance beats, and Barthmus's echo chamber vocals. In short, if you like dance music, synth-pop, indie music with a flourish, or just want to try something new and rewarding, this is a great choice. You then need to check out Sun Airway's debut, as well as Barthmus's previous band, the A-sides.
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