Blackfield, nuevo trabajo y gira

Este último tiene pinta de ser especialmente empalagoso, demasiados arreglos de cuerdas oigo ahí. Y la voz del israelí no ayuda, no

Eso sí, el primero es un discón como la copa de un pino.

Pacienciaaaaaa

Como curiosidad, los top de Steven Wilson de 2010.

SW's albums of 2010

1. Shearwater - The Golden Archipeligo
2. Hans Zimmer - Inception soundtrack
3. Foals - Total Life Forever
4. Organum - Sorow
5. LCD Soundsystem - This is Happening
6. Chrome Hoof - Crush Depth
7. Salem - King Night
8. Oceansize - Self Preserved While the Bodies Float Up
9. Necromort - This Beat is Necrotronic
10. Massive Attack - Heligoland
11. Autechre - Move of Ten
12. Sun Kil Moon - Admiral Fell Promises
13. Everything Everything - Man Alive
14. Andrew Thomas - Between Buildings and Trees
15. Arvo Part - Symphony No 4

Precisamente escucho ahora mismo Shearwater y, ciertamente, me ha encantado el disco.

El temilla este está bien majo, no se si el resto del disco irá en esa línea



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Blackfield - Welcome To My DNA



Blackfield is the acclaimed collaboration between Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) and Israeli artist Aviv Geffen.

Formed after a meeting in 2000, the partnership blossomed into a cross-cultural collaboration that has already spawned two albums (Blackfield and Blackfield II). They return in March with their third album, Welcome To My DNA, following a gap of 4 years caused by both artists’ recent hectic schedules.

Porcupine Tree’s 2009 release, The Incident, is the band’s best selling album to date, and the band has continued to raise its profile around the world, recently playing sold out gigs at London’s Royal Albert Hall and New York’s Radio City Music Hall. However, Porcupine Tree is just one of Steven’s several musical projects, which also include Blackfield, No-Man, and Bass Communion. Steven is also a Grammy nominated producer and mixer working with the likes of Opeth, King Crimson, and Yoko Ono. He also co-wrote and sang a song on the recent UK number one album by Pendulum.

During the gap between albums, Aviv has released his first English language solo album (produced by Trevor Horn) and has supported U2 and Placebo. The son of esteemed Israeli poet Yehonatan Geffen and the nephew of Moshe Dayan, Geffen is Israel’s leading counter-culture rock musician. A huge star in his native country, his records have been greeted with critical adulation, earning him a string of gold albums. An outspoken peace campaigner, he controversially refused to do compulsory military service, and his lyrics have been fiercely critical of the Israeli military and their actions.

Aviv has worked with various artists, including Elbow and Belle and Sebastian, throughout his career but it has been his partnership with Steven that has proved the most fertile, and both artists have been keen to return to their work with Blackfield.

Blackfield will be on tour throughout Europe in April.

Pre-order now for 28th March 2011 release

preorder (£11.99 GBP)

Tracks
1. Glass House
2. Go to Hell
3. Rising of the Tide
4. Waving
5. Far Away
6. Dissolving with the Night
7. Blood
8. On the Plane
9. Oxygen
10. Zigota
11. DNA

http://www.burningshed.com/store/kscope ... /272/2684/

Pues sí que mola el tema de Shearwater, sí.
Seguro que en esa lista hay cosillas potentes que desconocemos.

me apunto el top ten de Stevie.......para ir escuchando esta semana

Estaba mirando de encargar el nuevo disco que ya sale en nada, y viendo distintas páginas me entra la duda..., a ver si pluto o alguien puede sacar de dudas, y es que en la página oficial de Kscope sale por 16.30 EUR, mientras en play.com lo encuentras por 11.49 EUR, ¿es la misma edición? porque si lo es la elección está clara...

Siempre me ha sorprendido que le guste tanto Arvo Part. Es uno de mis compositores favoritos, aunque no creo que por aquí vaya a gustar demasiado.

Filtrado a buena calidad. A por el!

Menuda pastelada. Menos mal que es corto.

No lo he escuchado todavía, pero no sé qué te esperabas. Supongo que habrás escuchado los 2 primeros así que este no iba a ser menos pasteloso

Exquisito.

Es lo que esperaba pero siempre digo "venga, seguro que no es para tanto". Las pasteladas en Porcupine al menos no hacen que te entren ganas de ponerte un chándal y ver telenovelas mientras te pones hasta el culo de helado y lloras como una madalena.

En la primera escucha me ha gustado bastante, aunque me resulta mas empalagoso que los dos primeros.