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I Am A Problem: Mind in Pieces - Wolf Eyes. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Released by Third Man Records TMR-324 in 2015 timestamps below i own no rights to any of this music. Album 2015 6 Songs. More By Wolf Eyes. See Eyes history stretches over 500 releases into the either of the musical world: with units only normal instrument being a lone GUITAR thru the years: give and take some gongs and blues harmonica,: strings here put thru a John Cipollina- in year 2098 live thru a drag strip filter fuzz -damage direct from Baljo. Nathan Young provides vox & electronics from a woods possessed by a spirit thats both too ancient and too futuristic to gain comfort in its own proto- ruralurban musical environment. Here on I AM A PROBLEM : the trio are at their peak: relaxed but knife-focused : not a. Album release date: 30 October 2015. Wolf Eyes - Catching The Rich Train. Wolf Eyes have always had a B-movie aura. Theyre like the Roger Corman of underground music, churning out releases, inspiring other low-budget noise-auteurs, galvanizing scenes both locally in Michigan and globally in festivals and collaborations. Many of their blunt album titles have a schlock-horror feel: Slicer, Dread, Burned Mind, Human Animal. That feel is in the music too. Most importantly, the music on I Am a Problem: Mind in Pieces contains all the ominous suspense of a classic horror movie. Each track oozes with eerie tones and seat-edge momentum, such that something terrifying seems to always lurk around the corner. It is true that Wolf Eyes are producing more song-oriented music that's less aggressively atonal than they have in the past, but I Am a Problem: Mind in Pieces is no one's idea of a sellout these six soundscapes are bereft of conventional melodic structures or rhythmic patterns any amateur could dance with, though the unrelenting pound of Twister Nightfall. and the creepy-crawly pulse of Asbestos Youth are pieces you could certainly throb to at will. Listen free to Wolf Eyes I Am a Problem: Mind in Pieces Catching the Rich Train, Twister Nightfall and more. 6 tracks 37:20. The six track project is the culmination of the particularly turbulent spell that the group-which now features a lineup of Nathan Young, John Olson, and James Baljo-has weathered in the time since No Answer: Lower Floors's 2013 release. To give you an idea of just how crazy things were, here is what Young had to say in an email to The FADER. I Am A Problem still explores texture and discomfort like Wolf Eyes always has, but now have riffs. But give this album a fraction of the patience and attention that Wolf Eyes have put into it-effort on a par with their excellent previous effort, No Answer: Lower Floors-and youll be glad you stayed up late enough to see how it ends. Read full review