Storm Damage Ben Watt
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Album Veröffentlichung:
2020
HRA-Veröffentlichung:
31.01.2020
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- 1 Balanced On A Wire 03:48
- 2 Summer Ghosts 05:00
- 3 Retreat To Find 04:36
- 4 Figures In The Landscape 04:06
- 5 Knife In The Drawer 04:20
- 6 Irene 06:32
- 7 Sunlight Follows The Night 02:57
- 8 Hand 03:36
- 9 You’ve Changed, I’ve Changed 03:59
- 10 Festival Song 05:38
Info zu Storm Damage
Completing a compelling trilogy of albums since his late-flowering return to solo songwriting and singing six years ago, Ben Watt releases his fourth LP, Storm Damage, and with it a new sound and fervency.
"I needed a fresh approach," says Watt, 56. "The album came out of an intense period of personal anguish and political anger. Sometimes repeating yourself musically feels disrespectful to the sharpness of your feelings. You have to search for a new way to capture the energy."
Across four decades Watt has maintained a committed forward-looking course, from the ardent echo-drenched folk of his early solo work with Robert Wyatt, through seventeen years as musical mainspring and co-lyricist in the best-selling Everything But The Girl with Tracey Thorn - and ten at the helm of his smart electronic label Buzzin' Fly - to his recent moving non-fiction and mid-life solo albums, the award-winning Hendra (2014) and Fever Dream (2016).
New album Storm Damage is no exception. Sonically adventurous, lyrically detailed and engaged, the album - written and produced by Watt - is a personal journey through anxiety and change cut through with an insistent defiance.
Sonically the album forgoes the acclaimed twin-guitar approach of its two predecessors, and boldly shifts focus onto - in Watt's words - "a future-retro trio" of upright piano, double bass and hybrid acoustic-electronic drums, set against a half-lit backdrop of lone analogue synths, spiralling echo spins and impressionistic 'found sounds' adapted from online public-domain recording archives. Low's Alan Sparhawk makes a guest appearance on electric guitar and harmony vocal.
Emotional and inventive, Storm Damage is released on Unmade Road through Caroline International.
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