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| 256 VBR m4a - 36m length - 75 Mb |
As said in last.fm:
Lynch once worked for Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, and now studies ethnomusicology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and you can hear those diverse influences at work on Mare: The music is recorded on humble equipment, is rough around the edges, and pulls liberally from lots of different genres. There are traces of drone, noise, and African percussion, for instance, alongside more traditional pop and rock elements. His instrumentation is unusual and eclectic, incorporating clarinet, watery guitar lines, shuffling maracas, and delicate drum work. But where bedroom pop tends to be somber and even unsettling at times, Lynch’s music is very much at ease with itself. And it sounds very organic. Tracks are experimental in composition but ultimately echo the mood of folk or country— music that feels like it should be played outdoors.Pitchfork also did a review of Mare and named it Best New Music. If you like it, you can buy it here and here.
Tracklist:
- Just Enough [song only]
- Mare [song only]
- A Day at The Racetrack
- Stomper
- Interlude
- Still Racing
- Ears [song only]
- Ruth, My Sister
- Travelers
- In New Jersey [video] [song only]
