Marissa Nadler
Marissa Nadler
Una delle cantautrici più sorprendenti degli ultimi anni. La sua discografia è
* Ballads of Living and Dying (2004)
* The Saga of Mayflower May (2005)
* Songs III: Bird on the Water (2007)
* Little Hells - ufficialmente esce a marzo
I primi tre album sono tutti molto belli: la sua voce è ipnotizzante, un soprano purissimo, davvero etereo. Una semplice chitarra, melodie esili e minimaliste, e si ispira in maniera inequivocabile a Leonard Cohen (di cui ha coverizzato in maniera stupenda Famous Blue Raincoat).
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* Ballads of Living and Dying (2004)
* The Saga of Mayflower May (2005)
* Songs III: Bird on the Water (2007)
* Little Hells - ufficialmente esce a marzo
I primi tre album sono tutti molto belli: la sua voce è ipnotizzante, un soprano purissimo, davvero etereo. Una semplice chitarra, melodie esili e minimaliste, e si ispira in maniera inequivocabile a Leonard Cohen (di cui ha coverizzato in maniera stupenda Famous Blue Raincoat).
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Bello The Saga of Mayflower May, mi manca da ascoltare con attenzione Ballads of Living and Dying.
Songs III al tempo non mi aveva esaltato, mi ha tolto anche la curiosità di cercare il nuovo.
Songs III al tempo non mi aveva esaltato, mi ha tolto anche la curiosità di cercare il nuovo.
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ne ho sentito parlare non bene, di più..anche di questo nuovo che qualcuno dice che sia addirittura il suo migliore. Non ho mai deciso di approfondire l'ascolto perchè non mi sentivo nel periodo giusto per apprezzare cose del genere, magari in questi giorni ci provo
Ci aveva pensato..
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Ho ascoltato ieri sera Little Hells, ma non l'ho ancora ben digerito.. Per me i suoi album migliori sono The Saga of Mayflower May e Songs III. Fai bene ad aspettare il periodo giusto per ascoltare cose simili, bisogna decisamente essere dell'umore tipo il video che ho postato. Tra l'altro, ho anche avuto il piacere di scambiare due insperate chiacchere con lei sul suo blog, è molto simpatica e disponibile.
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Bella Union are thrilled to announce the signing of Marissa Nadler, and the release of her new album July in February 2014.
In the US the album will released via Sacred Bones.
Nadler lays the listener – and herself – on the line with ‘July’, her sixth full-length album in nearly a decade. Set for release on February 10th, it floats freely in the pop cosmos somewhere between gauzy shoegaze, unvarnished folk, and perhaps even a hint of metal’s doom-and-gloom spirit.
Recorded at Seattle’s Avast Studio, the album pairs Nadler for the first time with producer Randall Dunn (Earth, Sunn O))), Wolves in the Throne Room). Dunn matches Nadler’s darkness by creating a multi-coloured sonic palette that infuses new dimensions into her songs. Eyvand Kang’s strings, Steve Moore’s synths and Phil Wandscher’s guitar lines escalate the whole affair to a panoramic level of beautiful, eerie wonder. The results are astonishing and occasionally reminiscent of David Lynch (who is, appropriately enough, among her label mates on Sacred Bones). As Pitchfork once wrote, her songs are “as gorgeous as they are elliptical and intriguing.”
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Pare bellissimo
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http://www.npr.org/2014/01/26/264907890/first-listen-marissa-nadler-julyBut how can you sleep with my heart so loud?
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parole:
In the US the album will released via Sacred Bones.
Nadler lays the listener – and herself – on the line with ‘July’, her sixth full-length album in nearly a decade. Set for release on February 10th, it floats freely in the pop cosmos somewhere between gauzy shoegaze, unvarnished folk, and perhaps even a hint of metal’s doom-and-gloom spirit.
Recorded at Seattle’s Avast Studio, the album pairs Nadler for the first time with producer Randall Dunn (Earth, Sunn O))), Wolves in the Throne Room). Dunn matches Nadler’s darkness by creating a multi-coloured sonic palette that infuses new dimensions into her songs. Eyvand Kang’s strings, Steve Moore’s synths and Phil Wandscher’s guitar lines escalate the whole affair to a panoramic level of beautiful, eerie wonder. The results are astonishing and occasionally reminiscent of David Lynch (who is, appropriately enough, among her label mates on Sacred Bones). As Pitchfork once wrote, her songs are “as gorgeous as they are elliptical and intriguing.”
Her voice, too, is something to behold here, at once clarion but heavy with the kind of tear-stained emotion you hear on scratchy old country records by the likes of Tammy Wynette and Sammi Smith. Long gone are the days when Nadler summoned images of 1960s folk singers who got lost in the woods. She is a cosmic force on “July,” shooting these songs to euphoric highs and heartbreaking lows.
In the US the album will released via Sacred Bones.
Nadler lays the listener – and herself – on the line with ‘July’, her sixth full-length album in nearly a decade. Set for release on February 10th, it floats freely in the pop cosmos somewhere between gauzy shoegaze, unvarnished folk, and perhaps even a hint of metal’s doom-and-gloom spirit.
Recorded at Seattle’s Avast Studio, the album pairs Nadler for the first time with producer Randall Dunn (Earth, Sunn O))), Wolves in the Throne Room). Dunn matches Nadler’s darkness by creating a multi-coloured sonic palette that infuses new dimensions into her songs. Eyvand Kang’s strings, Steve Moore’s synths and Phil Wandscher’s guitar lines escalate the whole affair to a panoramic level of beautiful, eerie wonder. The results are astonishing and occasionally reminiscent of David Lynch (who is, appropriately enough, among her label mates on Sacred Bones). As Pitchfork once wrote, her songs are “as gorgeous as they are elliptical and intriguing.”
Her voice, too, is something to behold here, at once clarion but heavy with the kind of tear-stained emotion you hear on scratchy old country records by the likes of Tammy Wynette and Sammi Smith. Long gone are the days when Nadler summoned images of 1960s folk singers who got lost in the woods. She is a cosmic force on “July,” shooting these songs to euphoric highs and heartbreaking lows.
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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3uH8ipVEmA#t=112[/youtube]
Di questo disco che dire? Al primo ascolto mi colpì molto, soprattutto questo brano che lo apre, però sul tempo non ho voglia di riascoltarlo. Un po' troppo melenso?
Di questo disco che dire? Al primo ascolto mi colpì molto, soprattutto questo brano che lo apre, però sul tempo non ho voglia di riascoltarlo. Un po' troppo melenso?
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