Lay Llamas - Thuban (2018) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Lay Llamas
- Title: Thuban
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Rocket Recordings
- Genre: Afrobeat, Psychedelic Rock
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/44.1 kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 42:40 min
- Total Size: 277; 492 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Thuban is Lay Llamas 5th album and their second for Rocket Recordings, after 2014’s Østrø. Thuban (the Arabic for ‘snake’) is named after the star closest to the North pole from the fourth to the second millennium BC, just so you know!
The album begins with Eye-Chest People’s Dance Ritual with a loose drum-driven track, overlayed by a lush, spacy vocals driving the melody and an african style guitar break in the centre. There’s someting of the way Karl Hyde (Underworld) treats his vocals that makes me think a Lay Llamas/Underworld collaboration would yield some interesting results.
Holy Worms came out a a single in April this year and has a killer afrobeat rhythm, with retro synths and a phat funky jazz bass. Silver Sun was another single that made it onto the album. It starts like a satellite breaking up on re-entry, and then morphs into a heavy pounding bass/drums combo with a crazy sax solo over the top.
There are three collaborations on this album; Cults and Rites From The Black Cliff features Clinic with tribal drumming and swirling synths. Altair also came out as a single in May and features Goatshee from label mates Goat. There’s something of a 1960’s vocal vibe to this track, amplified by fuzzy guitar effects and 60’s keyboards. Fight Fire With Fire features Mark Stewart (from the Pop Group) delivering a dystopian monologue over a funky afrobeat and 60’s keyboards.
The remaining two tracks are much more meditative and down-tempo in their scope. Definitely something for the earbuds.
All, in all this album really shows off it’s African roots and 60’s influences to perfection. It reminds me a little of Talking Head’s Remain in Light, with subtle, repetitive beats, layered vocals and contemplative moods. Highly recommended.
Tracklisting:
01. Lay Llamas - Eye-Chest People's Dance Ritual (3:06)
02. Lay Llamas - Holy Worms (4:18)
03. Lay Llamas - Silver Sun (4:14)
04. Lay Llamas - Cults and Rites From The Black Cliff (5:36)
05. Lay Llamas - Fight Fire With Fire (8:31)
06. Lay Llamas - Altair (3:54)
07. Lay Llamas - Chronicles From The Fourth Planet (5:46)
08. Lay Llamas - Coffins on the Tree, a Black Braid on Our Way to Home (7:16)
The album begins with Eye-Chest People’s Dance Ritual with a loose drum-driven track, overlayed by a lush, spacy vocals driving the melody and an african style guitar break in the centre. There’s someting of the way Karl Hyde (Underworld) treats his vocals that makes me think a Lay Llamas/Underworld collaboration would yield some interesting results.
Holy Worms came out a a single in April this year and has a killer afrobeat rhythm, with retro synths and a phat funky jazz bass. Silver Sun was another single that made it onto the album. It starts like a satellite breaking up on re-entry, and then morphs into a heavy pounding bass/drums combo with a crazy sax solo over the top.
There are three collaborations on this album; Cults and Rites From The Black Cliff features Clinic with tribal drumming and swirling synths. Altair also came out as a single in May and features Goatshee from label mates Goat. There’s something of a 1960’s vocal vibe to this track, amplified by fuzzy guitar effects and 60’s keyboards. Fight Fire With Fire features Mark Stewart (from the Pop Group) delivering a dystopian monologue over a funky afrobeat and 60’s keyboards.
The remaining two tracks are much more meditative and down-tempo in their scope. Definitely something for the earbuds.
All, in all this album really shows off it’s African roots and 60’s influences to perfection. It reminds me a little of Talking Head’s Remain in Light, with subtle, repetitive beats, layered vocals and contemplative moods. Highly recommended.
Tracklisting:
01. Lay Llamas - Eye-Chest People's Dance Ritual (3:06)
02. Lay Llamas - Holy Worms (4:18)
03. Lay Llamas - Silver Sun (4:14)
04. Lay Llamas - Cults and Rites From The Black Cliff (5:36)
05. Lay Llamas - Fight Fire With Fire (8:31)
06. Lay Llamas - Altair (3:54)
07. Lay Llamas - Chronicles From The Fourth Planet (5:46)
08. Lay Llamas - Coffins on the Tree, a Black Braid on Our Way to Home (7:16)
Year 2018 | Jazz | Funk | Rock | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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