High Places : High Places[Rock][202Kbps avg][44M]

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专辑名称：High Places k<Oy%+C  
歌手姓名：High Places qUg9$oh{LI  
唱片公司：Thrill Jockey xgs@gw7!n0  
发行日期：2008年09月20日 .qinR6=  
专辑流派：Rock InN{^uN  
推荐指数：4星 w&C1=v -h  
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专辑介绍： !l"tI#?6W%  
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Since their inception, High Places have created a signature oX*b<d{\N  
sound out of using bass-heavy yet crisp beats, lilting vocal `~h0?g  
melodies and syncopated rhythmic lines performed on folk _[%n ~6  
percussion instruments, guitar duets turned into treated \H[Yyp4  
samples, and percussive lines created from the manipulation of D@*|24y  
household objects. The songwriting is expansive and fluid, all S[^nSF  
the while managing to be concise. High Places gravitate toward yeNvQG  
the organic over the electronic, and that natural aesthetic UT~4Cfb  
adds warmth and intimacy to the recordings. LGXZx}4@;  
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High Places' self-titled debut was recorded by the band's Rob eN4t1$  
Barber and Mary Pearson in their apartment in Brooklyn's Fort &rcdr+'  
Greene neighborhood. They employed a wide variety of '?b\F~$8   
instruments to make this album, ranging from the more -FaaFw:Z;A  
traditional: 12 string guitar, banjo, shakers and rattles, .}`V I`z*  
bass, bells and Kalimba; to the inventive: plastic bags, lj Y  
mixing bowls, wood blocks and other common household objects. JC/d
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The album has a contemplative and organic lyrical tone >I|<^$/  
emphasized by the themes of goodness manifested in nature, d t0T t  
hardship and wonder as necessities to human existence and {x|MA(NO  
growth. Additionally, the idea of maturation and development d;<.;Od$`  
is further accented through the recurring mention of trees and Vl-D<M+ih  
their extending, enveloping braches. pA*i!.E/b  
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曲目列表： *Q0lC1GQ  
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1. The Storm i:;$oT  
2. You In Forty Years _@7(g(pY 3  
3. The Tree With The Lights In It ,=yOek}  
4. Vision's The First... Oxpo6G  
5. Gold Coin xNn>+J  
6. Papaya Year \ =S3 L<  
7. Namer pz.Y=V\t  
8. Golden `,O^=HBM  
9. A Field Guide EUgs2Fsb3  
10. From Stardust