Acoustic Ladyland - Skinny Grin (2006)
BAND/ARTIST: Acoustic Ladyland
- Title: Skinny Grin
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
- Genre: Jazz-Rock, Post-Punk, Experimental
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:46:33
- Total Size: 309 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Road Of Bones
02. New Me
03. Red Sky
04. Paris
05. Your Shame
06. Skinny Grin
07. Saltwater (Scott Walker Mix)
08. Cuts And Lies
09. Glass Agenda
10. That Night
11. The Rise
12. The Room
13. Hitting Home
The most interesting and resonant music is often made in the cracks between genres, and Acoustic Ladyland make conventional jazz or rock bands sound timid: check out the outrageous dynamics of Road of Bones.
Their ensemble sound is closer to guitar-free metal than the punky blast of yore, and though some of the band's humour is lost in the quest for power, the opening three tracks are as good as anything on Last Chance Disco. There are more vocal numbers than before, with leader Peter Wareham's deadpan, Jilted John-ish pipes on Skinny Grin and Rise; Alice Grant (of Fulborn Teversham) sounds fed up on Paris; and Anne Booty (of Coco Electrik) sounds a little like Dani Siciliano on the catchy Cuts and Lies.
Salt Water, a single with guests James Chance and Scott Walker (mixing), is disappointing, but at their best Acoustic Ladyland sound like no other band on the planet.
01. Road Of Bones
02. New Me
03. Red Sky
04. Paris
05. Your Shame
06. Skinny Grin
07. Saltwater (Scott Walker Mix)
08. Cuts And Lies
09. Glass Agenda
10. That Night
11. The Rise
12. The Room
13. Hitting Home
The most interesting and resonant music is often made in the cracks between genres, and Acoustic Ladyland make conventional jazz or rock bands sound timid: check out the outrageous dynamics of Road of Bones.
Their ensemble sound is closer to guitar-free metal than the punky blast of yore, and though some of the band's humour is lost in the quest for power, the opening three tracks are as good as anything on Last Chance Disco. There are more vocal numbers than before, with leader Peter Wareham's deadpan, Jilted John-ish pipes on Skinny Grin and Rise; Alice Grant (of Fulborn Teversham) sounds fed up on Paris; and Anne Booty (of Coco Electrik) sounds a little like Dani Siciliano on the catchy Cuts and Lies.
Salt Water, a single with guests James Chance and Scott Walker (mixing), is disappointing, but at their best Acoustic Ladyland sound like no other band on the planet.
Jazz | Rock | FLAC / APE
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