I Break Horses - Warnings - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Straight from the praries of Kortrijk, WHORSES have buckeld themselves firmly in the sadlle of the Belgian rock scene since they struck their fiorst note, somewhere back in 2017. These four cowboys found each other in a mutual quest for something new. As boundless as their music, WHORSES debuts with an 18-track double album, and although there might be some signs of schizophrenia showing, this true pièce de resistance breaths honesty and pure expression through every pore. WHORSES is a band of extremes, bringing out the roughest and softest in themselves and in everyone who dares to dive into that pool of blunt, deep cutting, ever evolving and limitless sounds. Album Tracks 1. Have You Seen Bob 2. Splinters 3. Motherfucker 4. Five Minute Bike Ride 5. Bounce 6. Rattlerat 7. Soy Cuck 8. Black Museum 9. Meatball Sub 10. Bye Bye Memory 11. Shaking 12. Random Luck 13. Stranger 14. Ol' Company 15. Attitude 16. Humble 17. Broken Plates 18. Up to Town

In upstate New York, deep in the seam between the Catskills mountains and the Hudson Valley, a richly swelling, spellbound sound emerges, eddying and flowing like the local Esopus Creek, or in the slipstream of the grander Hudson river, carrying the flotsam and jetsam of our hopes, dreams, fears. A sound composed of organic and electronic; guitars, keys, brass, strings, woodwind, drums - and a voice of incantations, tapping streams of consciousness that similarly eddy and flow. Spiritually, literally, psycho-geographically where else does Mercury Rev's ninth album Born Horses spring from? This cascade of gleaming, glistening psych-jazz-folk-baroque-ambient quest that searches it's soul but can never truly know the answer? A sound and vision linked to their exalted past whilst quite unlike anything they have created before? The answer is somewhere between the homes of founder members Jonathan Donahue (the hamlet of Mt Tremper) and Grasshopper (the town of Kingston), in their veins and brains of their now-legendary tapping of musical cosmology, and the vital presence of new permanent member Marion Genser (keys), plus long-term ally Jesse Chandler (keys) and guests Jeff Lipstein (drums), Martin Keith (double bass) and Jim Burgess (trumpet). A place that feeds off the levitating mood of their last album, 2019's expansive tribute Bobbie Gentry's The Delta Sweete Revisited, and the instrumental psych explorations under the names of Harmony Rockets and Mercury Rev's Clear Light Ensemble, and the spiritual guidance of avant-garde artist Tony Conrad and Beat poet Robert Creeley, to whom Born Horses is dedicated. Album Tracks 1. Mood Swings 2. Ancient Love 3. Your Hammer, My Heart 4. Patterns 5. A Bird of No Address 6. Born Horses 7. Everything I Thought I Had Lost 8. There's Always Been a Bird in

It's impossible to imagine modern underground music without mewithoutYou the influence of their fifteen-year legacy has been nothing less than seismic. Pale Horses, mewithoutYou's sixth album, continues their unwavering artistic vision, while at the same time reinvents the band as uniquely as any of their fans would expect it to. Aaron Weiss has again produced a work of genius with his nonpareil poetic voice, rivaled only by the soundtrack the rest of his band has forced him to compete against through these eleven songs. The end result is a beautiful fusion not unlike the music found on the band's most revered releases. Album Tracks 1. Pale Horse 2 25 2. Watermelon Ascot 3 08 3. D-Minor 3 19 4. Mexican War Streets 3 34 5. Red Cow 3 59 6. Dorothy 1 39 7. Blue Hen 3 05 8. Lilac Queen 3 58 9. Magic Lantern Days 3 52 10. Birnam Wood 4 17 11. Rainbow Signs 6 03