Meet the Forest
by Neko Nine & The Creator Of
Michael Reilly
Michael Reilly
Four outstanding post-rock tracks from two highly complementary bands. Excellent drive and power fully on display in these songs – just as I like it.
Favorite track: Black Star.
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Release Date: 14 March 2014
© 2014 Fluttery Records
This split album is made by Neko Nine (Yaroslavl, Russia) and The Creator Of (Tokyo, Japan). Each band presented two tracks. In the “Japanese” part we can hear measured anxious melodies mixed with harsh guitar sound and rock drums which sometimes become kinda ethnic. Neko Nine’s music gives us breathtaking drama with calm introductions and forcible culminations. And again we find folk elements like tin whistle and handclaps.
Being so different, these bands made a well-balanced and one-of-a-kind release. This release is the product of different cultures, it was born on crossroads of Japanese and Russian cultural traditions and western music styles. In “Meet The Torest” we can hear how musicians in Russia and Japan transform modern guitar instrumental music.
Release Date: 14 March 2014
© 2014 Fluttery Records
This split album is made by Neko Nine (Yaroslavl, Russia) and The Creator Of (Tokyo, Japan). Each band presented two tracks. In the “Japanese” part we can hear measured anxious melodies mixed with harsh guitar sound and rock drums which sometimes become kinda ethnic. Neko Nine’s music gives us breathtaking drama with calm introductions and forcible culminations. And again we find folk elements like tin whistle and handclaps.
Being so different, these bands made a well-balanced and one-of-a-kind release. This release is the product of different cultures, it was born on crossroads of Japanese and Russian cultural traditions and western music styles. In “Meet The Torest” we can hear how musicians in Russia and Japan transform modern guitar instrumental music.
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