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Bailter Space: Capsul | |
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Capsul, with 14 tunes spread over the best part of an hour, offers not only far more Bailterspace-per-album than any other record but gives the trio the chance to break from that approach which often saw elements like guitar and vocals smoothed into a seamless sound.Through the shimmering outre-rock of "Shield", clamourous "Pass It Up", and "So La", Capsul opens with the familiar sound of drop-heavy Bailterspace riff-thunder, but throws distinctly expressive singing from Alister Parker and mixes in notable touches like "So La"s tidy little guitar figure. By the time you've encountered an eastern flavour to the gloriously poppy "Dome" these assured new arrangements are taking hold through intricately blended guitar sounds and what practically passes as vocal gymnastics from the previously mumble-happy Parker. 1.Shield 2.Pass It Up 3.Velo 4.Sola 5.Picking Up 6.Dome 7.Argonaut 8.Capsule 9.Tag 10.Collider 11.II 12.The Sun 13.Shades 14.GA 9 |
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