Catlandgrey [Import]

Catlandgrey | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (April 24, 2006)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Milk & Moon
• ASIN: B000EULS5C
• In-Print Editions: Audio CD
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

Track Listings

1. The Night Before Thanksgiving (Tale Of Jesus Jose)

2. An Attempt To Reach The Hand Of God (Lacking Rhythm)

3. Interlude (Excerpt From A Bald Cell's Diary)

4. Dead Fabrizio (A Galaxy Of Ever Exploding Gondolieri)

5. Interlude (Summoning Of The She-Ghosts)

6. Oh I'll Be Waiting In The Hills (With My Wife)

7. Interlude (The Angry Footballer)

8. An Untitled, Unfinished Song (...But Featuring The Word Limousine)

Editorial Reviews

Eerie stuttering fostpolk / folktronica with a taste for sunshine and Temesta, by Nick Grey & minimalist guitarist Nihiruneko. An oneiric, surreal & psychedelic trip to the World Mountain, somewhere between Current 93, Black Heart Procession and Cocorosie. Nick grey 's current work involves collaborations with Kris Force (from Amber Asylum), Richard Moult (Current 93) & 48 Cameras (an international cult group featuring Gerard Malanga, Michael Gira / ex-Swans, David Coulter ex-Pogues.) He currently lives in Montreal, and his solo work features a recent full-length album, available on Hand/eye. Nihiruneko is an imaginative experimental (as in "insane") guitarist from Japan, now living in France (does that say it all?). øcatlandgreyø is his first musical project - aside from hunting down the Pascals in Tokyo with a tape recorder. Phduk.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars so nice, June 25, 2006

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Aquarius Records (San Francisco) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Catlandgrey (Audio CD)

Imagine the sweeping epic grandeur of Godspeed You Black Emperor, the glistening frosted filigree of Sigur Ros and the dark folk gravity of Steve Von Till of Neurosis' solo work all combined within one album. Sound good to you? It sure does to me! Such is the case with Catlandgrey's self-titled album. Utter sprawling gorgeousness. Simple spare drumming spread out over swoonsome dreaminess and moody melancholia, horns moan, bells chime, guitars shimmer and drift, vocals whisper and croon, everything wrapped in a glistening mist of reverb, flecked with tiny glimmers of electronica glitchery. So nice.

Packaged in a hand numbered black digipak with a tiny flying cat photo affixed to the front and a googly eye!