Spiritual Warfare & the Greasy Shadows - Ad Hoc - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: Joel Marquard's (Dear and the Headlights, Gospel Claws, Through and Through Gospel Review) previous projects have always been special, but his latest musical project/band Spiritual Warfare and the Greasy Shadows unites a lifetime of music creation in a cross-genre sound unlike most mainstream fare.Spiritual Warfare and the Greasy Shadows is Joel Marquard and his eclectic influences including Golden Era Bollywood, exotica, oldies, punk, and beyond take over on his most recent album. Ad Hoc is the second album by the band, and from the opening guttural wail in the first track InchTake It OverInch, it is evident that unpredictability is a theme. Sinister choir backs the track, evoking a spaghetti western with our hero in peril. Tracks like InchAngel of Death Donut Shop,Inch InchVolcano Girls,Inch and InchDeath Was an Olympic SpeedskaterInch all highlight the vast spread of Marquard's influences, carrying the listener through his mind. Marquard's raw voice and sometimes silly lyrics overlay the cacophony of sound that borrows from all over the world, mirroring popular Indian music, classic gospel, Italian film soundtracks, and international rhythms. Somehow, Spiritual Warfare and the Greasy Shadows keep it accessible. Perhaps it's due to Marquard's keen ability to deftly create every sound that is heard, eschewing sampling in favor of generating the melodies, beats, and sounds organically. His ability to conjure gives the sometimes dark subject matter a lightness and whimsy not common in music today. Underlying it all is a genuine punk attitude, meshing the dissonance in ways that echo throughout the album.A1. Take It OverA2. Angel of Death Donut ShopA3. Volcano Girls IntroA4. Volcano GirlsA5. Death Was An Olympic SpeedskaterA6. ViewfinderB1. ShowroomB2. Shook LooseB3. MoneyB4. Killa Jungle CruiseB5. R U Mu Killa
- Artist: Spiritual Warfare & the Greasy Shadows
- Title: Ad Hoc
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Earth Libraries
- Release Date: 04/21/2023
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Spiritual Warfare & the Greasy Shadows - Ad Hoc - VINYL LP
- UPC: 810017649228
Joel Marquard's (Dear and the Headlights, Gospel Claws, Through and Through Gospel Review) previous projects have always been special, but his latest musical project/band Spiritual Warfare and the Greasy Shadows unites a lifetime of music creation in a cross-genre sound unlike most mainstream fare.Spiritual Warfare and the Greasy Shadows is Joel Marquard and his eclectic influences including Golden Era Bollywood, exotica, oldies, punk, and beyond take over on his most recent album. Ad Hoc is the second album by the band, and from the opening guttural wail in the first track InchTake It OverInch, it is evident that unpredictability is a theme. Sinister choir backs the track, evoking a spaghetti western with our hero in peril. Tracks like InchAngel of Death Donut Shop,Inch InchVolcano Girls,Inch and InchDeath Was an Olympic SpeedskaterInch all highlight the vast spread of Marquard's influences, carrying the listener through his mind. Marquard's raw voice and sometimes silly lyrics overlay the cacophony of sound that borrows from all over the world, mirroring popular Indian music, classic gospel, Italian film soundtracks, and international rhythms. Somehow, Spiritual Warfare and the Greasy Shadows keep it accessible. Perhaps it's due to Marquard's keen ability to deftly create every sound that is heard, eschewing sampling in favor of generating the melodies, beats, and sounds organically. His ability to conjure gives the sometimes dark subject matter a lightness and whimsy not common in music today. Underlying it all is a genuine punk attitude, meshing the dissonance in ways that echo throughout the album.A1. Take It OverA2. Angel of Death Donut ShopA3. Volcano Girls IntroA4. Volcano GirlsA5. Death Was An Olympic SpeedskaterA6. ViewfinderB1. ShowroomB2. Shook LooseB3. MoneyB4. Killa Jungle CruiseB5. R U Mu Killa
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