Velella Velella - The Bay Of Biscay - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Groovy Down Tempo/Nu Jazz for fans of Madlib. Velella Velella come from Seattle. They make music that's blissed out, tonal, enthusiastic and grooving. At their disposal is a mess of instruments drum machine, drum kit, snarly bass, 'tremmy' vibes, clean guitar lines, bassy Roland and overdriven Fafisa keyboards, drippy guitar washes, and on occasion vocals. This is a band that likes to settle into the song before they sing over it, and listeners are rewarded. Somewhere in this sonic mélange there are influences being pulled out of the hat The Sea And Cake, Out Hud, Stereolab but spending some time with the Bay of Biscay it becomes abundantly clear Velella Velella named after a jellyfish swims in it's own sea. 2007. Album Tracks 1. Do Not Fold/Do Not Bend 2. The Bread Is Hard As Crackers 3. Man, What a Stupid Slogan 4. If You Can't Figure Out How to Work It Maybe You Don't Need Another Drink 5. Telephone Poles for Sale 6. Hard Egg Timer 7. A Bit of the Whirlwind, Buddy 8. 3 to the 6 to the 0 9. Hunter 10. Sharpie 11. We Should Outsource This to Those Kids Over There 12. So Much for What's-His-Face 13. That's a Terrible Name for a Song 14. Let's Launch Over It 15. Charlie and the Great Friday Sailing Adventure 16. Casio'd