Sometimes
the best part about listening to music is being proven wrong in the best
possible way. When “Stars Are Our Home” begins, I thought I
had this band pegged as being post rock and instrumental. However, as it progresses not only do the
vocals come out but it also defies that post rock genre.
While
this band does touch on the fuzz and shoegaze, they also bring out the Flaming
Lips a little bit in “This is How It Feels”, but then also can go into
something more directly related to the Beatles in “If I Was Here to Change Your…”.
In that
sense it does remind of a diverse band such as What Made Milwaukee Famous, whom
I just happen to love ever so much.
At the
core of it, after listening to only the first song, you could easily write
Black Hearted Brother off as being instrumental post rock. However, you’d be wrong and inaccurate by
not listening to the entire album through because what started out as already
being good only manages to somehow get better.
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