Another album with that of Destroyer I heard this long weekend over and over again is the new pearl in a round that has left the semi-god of modern rock called J. Mascis. Head thinking of the inevitable Dinosaur Jr ., One of the most important and crucial bands in rock the late 80 together with others such Pixies or Mudhoney and helped boost the distortion Loud guitars as a new way of making music, has returned to make their own solo project that explores the more sedate and reflective nature of the artists found a naked Mascis distortion and embracing acoustic sounds as if all life had been doing, with credibility and a naturalness of which only the great ones are able to transmit.
The musical approach here is diametrically opposed to what it offers with Mascis Dinosaur Jr. , made almost entirely acoustic format is such austerity seeking Mascis on his new offspring has decided that even without the battery, replaced eventually by string arrangements and tambourines, to enhance the best qualities and distinctive compositional voice, managing to establish a direct relationship with the listener instantly and without having to tear down the wall sonic of which takes pride in its mother band.
After a more than convincing meeting of the two previous albums that have come out of Dinosaur Jr. be worth up to its impeccable discography J. Mascis is cleared again with a personal project for the second time the sound is presented under the arm, after the first live recording in 2006 for posterity on the album J. Mascis Live At CBGB's ( The First Acoustic Show) , with a project that has your name only. 15 years we have had to wait for the gray hairy again delight us with their talent personally and I have to admit that while we have waited too long has been worthwhile, and much ...
One thing more, I love the cover barbaric thing, I think it's the same design as the last Farm of Dinosaur Jr. from which I gather that my brother Magli not like anything but I freak so cute creatures that star lately covers Mascis, secure shopping.
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