http://jellyfishrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/foxglove
I'm gonna go ahead and just do another review tonight, maybe even a third, because I've sort of given up all hope of maintaining a schedule with these things, considering no one but myself is really holding me to a deadline.
"Cornice" starts off with about a minute of solid noise, and I kind of like that. Something about white noise has always been kinda nice to me, but that could be just me. The banjo takes a step in, and I'm loving it. I get a sort of Grizzly Bear feel. The beat sort of zooms into the track, and the glitch segment of the song starts up. The use of samples from backyard jams sessions is described in the album review, but it gives a really nice effect. Like chillwave meets bluegrass, and realizes they're totally cool with each other. The vocal snippets are really nice in this, I've always loved when a band makes vocals an instrument more than a lyric.
I'm going to review "Jello Sea" because I can, and because I like it a lot. It starts off with a slow and easy going, lofi sample, of a guitar and a piano I believe. A sample similar to the one used in the song before it steps in to make a bit of a beat. The samples in the back start to form a more lucid rhythm, and a percussive beat becomes a bit more intricate as the snare, kick, and a short hi-hat jump in. The song now has a more beach-y feel to it, a lazy "beer in the sun" sort of beat, while the original samples now sound more like a lounge addition that anything at this point, and all in all I really like this song. It's calm, it's a little cluttered but not too badly. Everything folds into the song in such a way as to give it more than one feeling. A sort of relaxed, sunburned, surfing, lounge-y type feeling.
I've been a listener of Jellyfish Records for some time, and I've never been unhappy with anything they've put out. This keeps that legacy rollin', and I like that about it. This is a good album, and I'd suggest it to anyone looking to relax, or anyone needing to nap. Enjoy!