Bright, buoyant post-rock from an Australian band that has since removed the vowels from its name. Among the more inventive post-rock records of the mid-aights, Make Me Love You infuses its sound with elements of electronic music/IDM -- synths, dusty turntable samples, glitchy breakbeats, Oval-esque rhythmic skipping -- in ways that make it feel both ahead of its time and completely organic. And no, as much as it would actually make sense, "La Mer" is not a NIN cover.
Track listing:
1. Make Me Love You
2. Artificial Horizon
3. Incidental Backcloth
4. Montecore
5. La Mer
6. Pivot Voltron
7. I May Be Gone for Some Time
8. Kirsten Dunst
9. Helps None but Hurts None
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Hi. Nice album! Thank you. I appreciate all the 'unusual' music here. Not a black/death metal fan but hey it'd be pretty boring if we all liked the same kind of music! Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThank you a thousand times for this wonderful album! You did point me to a lot of great music over the years, mostly I just quietly enjoyed…
ReplyDeleteThis one made me express my gratitude for your - not always my style but always worth listening to - selection of discoveries! Thank you, spirit!