anybody ever listen to this? listening to it right now and it's

>>74583989
I'm not a fan of the raspberry in the first track, but otherwise that's a fucking great album.

>>74584003
i'm surprised i like it this much, i think it might be a perfect 10 for me
i liked don cab a lot too but this just trumps all of the don cab stuff so hard

>>74584046
Yeah it's a golden fucking egg for sure. When they break the lightbulb near the mic I wanna say in the penultimate track it's so fucking effective. I've been trying to find shit like it but to no avail. I don't remember liking their second album very much.

>>74584077
yeah, i think i'm just gonna spend the day listening to this on repeat
is this technically free improv? math rock is definitely a given, but all of the really long tracks seem very free improvisation-y, coming from someone who's never actually sat through a full free improvisation record before
also the vocals are so beautiful, i feel like they time them just right to keep them from going stale

>>74584124
On We Write Threnodies it always gets me when the vocalist goes "You're an electronic girl, and I'm a rock guy, I don't think we have a chance."
>is this technically free improv?
Absolutely.

The follow-up is good too, but Ian Williams always sounded the best when recorded by Albini.

>>74584202
i fucking love the guitar sounds they get at the beginning of that song, the vocals totally go along perfectly with it
>>74584216
i'll have to check it out

>>74584251
My favorite moment is on Today Is Totally Crashing starting around the 5 minute mark or so when the song starts to pick up in speed and ends in complete chaos.

>Storm & Stress were an American free jazz and experimental/math rock band
Sold

>>74584270
i don't think i can pick a fav moment quite yet but it was all incredible, do you know any other stuff like it? like math rock/free improv

>>74584294
Form and Mess
https://dragunsound.bandcamp.com/music

>>74584307
hell yeah, thanks anon

>>74584307
Didn't know about this, thanks.