Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Carla Bozulich - Evangelista (2006)
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For fans of: Swans, Kate Bush, Land of Kush
Carla Bozulich is a sculptor of tension. With her backing band and an incredible voice, these songs rise and fall with a greatly dynamic power. It's a bit like if Kate Bush experimented in noisy post-rock. Much of the music somewhat resembles post-rock in structure and tension, but is much more experimental than any post-rock, using many orchestral instruments in unconventional ways and favoring more folky melodies and influences. The album is beautiful, haunting, and adventurous at the same time and is highly recommended. - Matthew Foster
"Evangelista is a sound that you can open your chest with, pull out what’s inside and make it change shapes. Make it open more times and, even more… til the sound inside has finally sealed the hole where your vile/beautiful heart belongs… loved and safe even when you think you’re totally alone. Even if you believe in nothing. good or bad, I must report: there’s really no such thing as empty space. Even inside this void there is sound. You will hear it. You will see. You will be cradled and near deafened by love and mercy sounds and the sound of your own pulsing blood which used to drive me mad as a child when I would try to go to sleep…" - Carla
Labels:
Art Pop,
Avant-Folk,
Experimental,
Psychedelic Folk,
Singer/Songwriter
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Sheer genius. Saw here do this whole thing live. Once of the best shows this decade.
ReplyDeleteWow, I've noticed a lot of comments about how great she is live, I'm jealous!
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