Tuesday, April 27, 2010

DAKOTA

There's, if you notice, an interior hidden little second gem of an album tucked away within the, now what, 5 EPs? from (what I considered at first listen a jam tele-ported from a height and heart of one of many psychedelic studio sessions [circa 1967] Can, Traffic, Moody Blues, etc.) Untitled #23.

The Church's Dead Man's Hand EP works itself around its own mini-drama, in the same way of a 'concept' album aka Tommy or The Wall.  Each song a new portrait reveals more of this mystical or mythological uncovering...


...DAKOTA, personally my favorite on the ep, paints a rich deep landscape dominated by PK & MWP's ghostly howling crescendos' breaking off into widening fileds through which wander kilbey's non-linear poetic/prose/lyrics... call them what you like... all roads lead here....

2 comments:

chrome3d said...

I can´t wait to get my hands on that EP some day. Maybe I just have to wait nice and easy until the tour is finished. The cover is just looovely.

Tiger Tiger said...

where's the audio preview???