Felt welcomes back Civilistjävel! with "Följd", the follow up to last year’s "Brödföda". 7 tracks further chronicling his melancholic murk, ever drifting towards that faint dub glow. Features a collaboration with Thomas Bush (Jolly Discs).
Uncanny are the nocturnal sounds that ebb patiently from Tomas Bodén and his machines. His music continues to uncover equal parts beauty and dread from isolation, a purposeful slow pace guiding those gentle noises through the arctic air surrounding its author. No matter the weather, these expressions as Civilistjävel! continue to find a loving home on Fergus Jones’s Felt imprint.
On "Följd", he naturally develops on the inclinations found on "Brödföda". "XIII"’s unsettling warble melts into the dusky spurts of "XIV". Further on, the dew-glowed ambience of "XV" precedes "XVI"’s dub trudge which casts a hypnotic grey shadow. "XVII"’s wind-swept acid redux then quietly transitions into the stunning introspective drone of "XVIII" before closer "XIX" comes into view, its positive dawn enacted through Thomas Bush’s croons lilting amongst organs, guitars and tempered sound design.
Civilistjävel! continues to emote a great deal with very little, a reliable abstract practitioner that posits Följd as an arresting audio tale within his celebrated oeuvre.
Uncanny are the nocturnal sounds that ebb patiently from Tomas Bodén and his machines. His music continues to uncover equal parts beauty and dread from isolation, a purposeful slow pace guiding those gentle noises through the arctic air surrounding its author. No matter the weather, these expressions as Civilistjävel! continue to find a loving home on Fergus Jones’s Felt imprint.
On "Följd", he naturally develops on the inclinations found on "Brödföda". "XIII"’s unsettling warble melts into the dusky spurts of "XIV". Further on, the dew-glowed ambience of "XV" precedes "XVI"’s dub trudge which casts a hypnotic grey shadow. "XVII"’s wind-swept acid redux then quietly transitions into the stunning introspective drone of "XVIII" before closer "XIX" comes into view, its positive dawn enacted through Thomas Bush’s croons lilting amongst organs, guitars and tempered sound design.
Civilistjävel! continues to emote a great deal with very little, a reliable abstract practitioner that posits Följd as an arresting audio tale within his celebrated oeuvre.
TRACK LISTING
A1. XIII
A2. XIV
A3. XV
A4. XVI
B1. XVII
B2. XVIII
B3. XIX (ft. Thomas Bush)