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专辑名称: Everything Was Beautiful
创作艺人: [Spiritualized]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟7首
出品公司: Bella Union
发行时间: 2022/2/25
官方标价: £4.49 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Always Together With You
Best Thing You Never Had (The D Song)
Let It Bleed (For Iggy)
Crazy
The Mainline Song / The Lockdown Song
The A Song (Laid In Your Arms)
I'm Coming Home Again
详细介绍:
Jason Pierce isn%27t an artist who reinvents the wheel with each record, but damn, the way he does what he does is incredible. Nearly 25 years after the release of the band%27s groundbreaking Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space, Pierce delivers an album opener that sounds awfully familiar: Like the title track of that old record, Always Together With You starts out with Pierce being tuned in as if from some distant planet, singing a sweet and simple melody. But then, wow, suddenly there is so much going on: Wall of Sound-style girl group vocals, percussion crashing like a killer ocean wave, enveloping guitars. It%27s like being embraced and held in place as the world spins around you. It%27s also incredibly romantic, with Pierce literally promising the moon: If you want a silver moon, I would be a silver moon for you/ If you want a unicorn, I would be a unicorn for you. (Also see: a shooting star, rocket ship, galaxies and the whole universe.) The Mainline Song barrels in with a train%27s call and rolls at a vibrant, rushing pace, harmonica honking before Pierce slides in near the end to sweetly ask: I wanted to know if you wanted to go to the city tonight? Best Thing You Never Had (The D Song) travels a remarkable evolution, from a stripped-back bluesy stomp to a %2760s-ish garage-psych bruiser—and then drunken, New Orleans-style horns join the part. (Those horns are just as exciting on The A Song (Laid in Your Arms).) Alt-country singer Nikki Lane harmonizes with Pierce on countrified love song Crazy, which features weeping pedal steel and a gospel choir that, unlike recent Spiritualized records, sounds more homegrown tent revival than raise-it-to-the-heavens cathedral music. Let It Bleed (For Iggy) veers between languid verses and a chorus so majestic it%27s almost glam, thanks to bright horns and the bass pulling like an undertow. The whole thing ends in the kind of 10-minute hypnosis that usually comes from drugs or religious rapture. Ingredients for I%27m Coming Home Again include droning blues, chugging bass, a Stonesy choir, jazz horn skronk, searing guitar, swooning strings and a chiming bell. If that sounds a bit like the making of a jam-band epic, well, that%27s not so far off. © Shelly Ridenour/Qobuz
