post rock
For Better Of For Worse is an album by Swiss post rock group Leech, released on September 15. Almost fifty minutes long, the record has six very extensive tracks: Melide, Sure! Looks Real., Hell 8, Dirty Seconds, Arrete and Herbstmonster. A very beautiful, splendorous and fantastic album, with amazingly crafted and imponderable atmospheres, the work is a consecrating, lucid and vivacious anthem to infinity, that registers in the core of its creative and passionate ambitions a virtuous alliance between serenity, synergy, synchronism, majestic elegance and reverberating existential grace. Probably one of the most refined albums that I’ve ever heard in the genre, the group displays a unique and very singular style, that knows how to accommodate time and meticulously arrange space at the epicenter of exceedingly salutary and virtuous harmonies, as they expand, and aggregate entire universes of graceful sentimentality into the void of its melancholy.
With an introspective level of discreet ambivalence that works over its own colorful creative densities, Leech definitely embraces its own standards of voracious infinity, where the sound has no frontiers nor barriers to disrupt its waves. With a calmness that also seeks to create a natural balance between rhythm and melody, the sound agglomerates on the crest of its beauty a consistent, but robust and cohesive fragrance, that harmonizes the audacious tenacity of its technical elements in a zone of effective musical tonalities. Essentially, the creative sensibilities that comes out of this fabulous ordeal comprehends on the diagram of its fate the most sensitive path to execute with a majestic level of splendor its infuriatingly authentic perceptions of artistry.
With such a singular degree of audacity, and an exceptional level of creativity that is formidably genuine, and runs through a new palace of creative cosmogonies, the music of Leech is simply a wonderful collision of splendorous galaxies of everlasting serenity, upon which conscience becomes relaxed, and devoid of all deceptions. Instantly fulfilled by a universe of marvelous sonorous interactions, your organic vitalities are converted into the most magnificent allegory of peace and tranquility, that could ever be transplanted into music.
A magnificent album that greatly works in very introspective nuances the most elemental qualities of the genre, For Better Of For Worse is a wonderful state of the art work, that will dramatically change your perceptions about music. With the elaboration of a very peculiar and original harmonious galaxy that maintains the fundamental beauty of its axial sonorous diagram, Leech definitely creates a style of their own, and deserves to be recognized as one of the most consistent and unique exponents of post rock in the underground scene.
Wagner
With an introspective level of discreet ambivalence that works over its own colorful creative densities, Leech definitely embraces its own standards of voracious infinity, where the sound has no frontiers nor barriers to disrupt its waves. With a calmness that also seeks to create a natural balance between rhythm and melody, the sound agglomerates on the crest of its beauty a consistent, but robust and cohesive fragrance, that harmonizes the audacious tenacity of its technical elements in a zone of effective musical tonalities. Essentially, the creative sensibilities that comes out of this fabulous ordeal comprehends on the diagram of its fate the most sensitive path to execute with a majestic level of splendor its infuriatingly authentic perceptions of artistry.
With such a singular degree of audacity, and an exceptional level of creativity that is formidably genuine, and runs through a new palace of creative cosmogonies, the music of Leech is simply a wonderful collision of splendorous galaxies of everlasting serenity, upon which conscience becomes relaxed, and devoid of all deceptions. Instantly fulfilled by a universe of marvelous sonorous interactions, your organic vitalities are converted into the most magnificent allegory of peace and tranquility, that could ever be transplanted into music.
A magnificent album that greatly works in very introspective nuances the most elemental qualities of the genre, For Better Of For Worse is a wonderful state of the art work, that will dramatically change your perceptions about music. With the elaboration of a very peculiar and original harmonious galaxy that maintains the fundamental beauty of its axial sonorous diagram, Leech definitely creates a style of their own, and deserves to be recognized as one of the most consistent and unique exponents of post rock in the underground scene.
Wagner
