Boodi Music Pick Of The Week : pop-noise-showgaze : My Bloody Valentine : TREMOLO

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I approached Tremolo as my II My Bloody Valentine album ; coming from Loveless ( 1991 , last album ) and going into the previous production ( Tremolo is an Ep composed on 4 songs with particular deploy and link-transbord from a song to another ) was particularly pleasing .
The production is what I'd call tad more clear sounding , and lil more defined , of that of Loveless , and it reflects the music that's in , 4 songs that flows effortlessly while keeping you awake , from begininning to end , and it's quite difficult to tell there's a stop between track 2 and 3 because of the interposition of a silence , more easy to loose among tracks and to notice in the end that there was somewhere something ..

Swallow , the first track , is featured also in the Loveless release , but here's on extended mix , which is really sweet to have .
The other 3 tracks are an extra compound that add directly and nicely side of the love less - even if owning it now I wouldn't trade it for anything else as as a stand alone ep release it's very worth to possess and not just an extra in the end ; the major appeal for me consists in the fact that this album is a tad more sweet , douce , and suiting better my musical philosophic listening view. But that's only 4 tracks , and I whish it was a regular long production instead.

Passages between tracks are worth the track theirselves ; the gaze ( only behind an upbeat tempo on start to mid of tracks ) is really emotive and breathtaking when it take the place of the song on passages between .
The sound is Yiddish-indian-arabian-acoustical noisy with some elctronic gaze and effects , less pronounced then on loveless , but more sweet and ready for listening , without loosing the gaze ; eclectic but , with a major coherence (?) . Nothing really can be compared to My Bloody Valentine sound , and it's not rhetorical thing , if you own loveless you sure know what I mean .