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Description
“I dug myself out from the well to make Closeness a record about love”, professes Devin
Tuel. “When I sat down to begin what would become Closeness I felt that above all, I
wanted to make it clear that, while the clock is moving, we can hold onto one another and
maybe there will be tears but there will also be laughter.”
Closeness, the fourth LP from Pennsylvania’s Native Harrow, elaborates on the duo’s radiant
warmth and timeless nostalgia with the inclusion of new sounds and experiences. The
combustible fuzz-driven opener “Shake” gives way to slices of 70s FM groove (“The Dying of
Ages” and the desert funk of “If I Could”), 60s art pop (“Even Peace” and the expansive
orchestral “Sun Queen”), and the kind of graceful folk (“Smoke Burns”) and folk soul (the
compassionate conviction of “Carry On”) the band is best known for. The intricate
polyrhythms and grinding Moog synthesizer (“Same Every Time”), the fully realized vintage
jazz combo (“Turn Turn”), and the exquisite piano ballad (the penultimate “Feeling Blue”)
provide glimpses down previously unexplored streets and find the band stretching out and
confidently illuminating their expansive aspirations.
Turbulent first single “Shake” roars to life with an army of fuzz guitars and drums,
underpinned by waves of strings (of the real, mellotron, and chamberlain varieties) and the
rare appearance of harpsichord. "Shake when I’m feelin’ lonely, shake when my heart’s all
over the place", articulates the conflict of anxiety. “Being on tour helps, because being away
from yourself helps," Native Harrow's singer & songwriter Devin Tuel admits. And yet, there is
hope. True it might all look different when we wake up laughing. "Heard it would all get
better, all get better someday."
Tuel. “When I sat down to begin what would become Closeness I felt that above all, I
wanted to make it clear that, while the clock is moving, we can hold onto one another and
maybe there will be tears but there will also be laughter.”
Closeness, the fourth LP from Pennsylvania’s Native Harrow, elaborates on the duo’s radiant
warmth and timeless nostalgia with the inclusion of new sounds and experiences. The
combustible fuzz-driven opener “Shake” gives way to slices of 70s FM groove (“The Dying of
Ages” and the desert funk of “If I Could”), 60s art pop (“Even Peace” and the expansive
orchestral “Sun Queen”), and the kind of graceful folk (“Smoke Burns”) and folk soul (the
compassionate conviction of “Carry On”) the band is best known for. The intricate
polyrhythms and grinding Moog synthesizer (“Same Every Time”), the fully realized vintage
jazz combo (“Turn Turn”), and the exquisite piano ballad (the penultimate “Feeling Blue”)
provide glimpses down previously unexplored streets and find the band stretching out and
confidently illuminating their expansive aspirations.
Turbulent first single “Shake” roars to life with an army of fuzz guitars and drums,
underpinned by waves of strings (of the real, mellotron, and chamberlain varieties) and the
rare appearance of harpsichord. "Shake when I’m feelin’ lonely, shake when my heart’s all
over the place", articulates the conflict of anxiety. “Being on tour helps, because being away
from yourself helps," Native Harrow's singer & songwriter Devin Tuel admits. And yet, there is
hope. True it might all look different when we wake up laughing. "Heard it would all get
better, all get better someday."
Playlist
| 1. Shake |
| 2. The dying of ages |
| 3. Smoke burns |
| 4. Same every time |
| 5. Carry on |
| 6. If i could |
| 7. Turn turn |
| 8. Even peace |
| 9. Feeling blue |
| 10. Sun queen |
Spécifications
Parties prenantes
- Artiste :
- Native Harrow
- Maison de disques :
- LOOSE
Caractéristiques
- EAN:
- 5029432025813
- Date de parution :
- 18-09-20
- Format:
- LP
