The Curious Mystery - Rotting Slowly - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Pop
- Description: A junkyard band with a heart of dirt, smoke, and wires; The Curious Mystery blends Sixties-style psychedelia with American country-blues and garage experimentalism. Cool night air, slow burning heaviness, impregnation by blackberry, Captain Beefheart, late night crawlers, native fowl, dinner, river blindness; these are some of the things The Curious Mystery bides it's time thinking about. A stranger in a new town, Rotting Slowly is their debut album. The Curious Mystery place an emphasis on dense sonic texture and unorthodox song structures. The band began in 2005 in Seattle where Shana Cleveland, a Midwestern daughter of Blues and Country rock musicians met Nicolas Gonzalez, an experimental instrumentalist from Texas. Today the band features Nicolas on guitar, vocals, and homemade instruments; Shana on vocals, banjo, guitar, and autoharp; as well as Faustine B. Hudson on drums, gong, dinner bell, plastic tube; and Bradford Button on the bass guitar. Rotting Slowly has a vast implied distance and textural tension, canvassing canyons and turning tight corners. Cleveland and Gonzalez split vocal duties; hers is silky, his familiar and they wind around each other in an organic swirl of skeletal percussion, tangled guitars, Eastern drones and multiple tempos. InchBlack SandInch is forward-driven, clamoring for ; InchGo Forth and GatherInch is a mosaic obscura; the instrumental InchNicaraguaInch creates a thick, uncertain haze; InchStrong SwimmersInch has a playful springboard guitar-plucking; and InchIt's ToughInch is a diseased-themed doo-wop that fades into a deservedly soothingly distant Morricone porch chant. Album Tracks 1. Preparations 2. Black Sand 3. Teeth of All Types 4. Go Forth and Gather 5. Gone in Time 6. Nicaragua 7. Strong Swimmers 8. Outta California 9. It's Tough 10. Wrong Way 11. Wrong Way 12. The Community Bed
- Artist: The Curious Mystery
- Title: Rotting Slowly
- Format: VINYL
- Label: K. Records
- Release Date: 05/19/2009
- Genre: Pop
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- Product Name: The Curious Mystery - Rotting Slowly - VINYL LP
- UPC: 789856120611
A junkyard band with a heart of dirt, smoke, and wires; The Curious Mystery blends Sixties-style psychedelia with American country-blues and garage experimentalism. Cool night air, slow burning heaviness, impregnation by blackberry, Captain Beefheart, late night crawlers, native fowl, dinner, river blindness; these are some of the things The Curious Mystery bides it's time thinking about. A stranger in a new town, Rotting Slowly is their debut album. The Curious Mystery place an emphasis on dense sonic texture and unorthodox song structures. The band began in 2005 in Seattle where Shana Cleveland, a Midwestern daughter of Blues and Country rock musicians met Nicolas Gonzalez, an experimental instrumentalist from Texas. Today the band features Nicolas on guitar, vocals, and homemade instruments; Shana on vocals, banjo, guitar, and autoharp; as well as Faustine B. Hudson on drums, gong, dinner bell, plastic tube; and Bradford Button on the bass guitar. Rotting Slowly has a vast implied distance and textural tension, canvassing canyons and turning tight corners. Cleveland and Gonzalez split vocal duties; hers is silky, his familiar and they wind around each other in an organic swirl of skeletal percussion, tangled guitars, Eastern drones and multiple tempos. InchBlack SandInch is forward-driven, clamoring for ; InchGo Forth and GatherInch is a mosaic obscura; the instrumental InchNicaraguaInch creates a thick, uncertain haze; InchStrong SwimmersInch has a playful springboard guitar-plucking; and InchIt's ToughInch is a diseased-themed doo-wop that fades into a deservedly soothingly distant Morricone porch chant. Album Tracks 1. Preparations 2. Black Sand 3. Teeth of All Types 4. Go Forth and Gather 5. Gone in Time 6. Nicaragua 7. Strong Swimmers 8. Outta California 9. It's Tough 10. Wrong Way 11. Wrong Way 12. The Community Bed
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