Dan Deacon - Gliss Riffer flac album

Dan Deacon - Gliss Riffer (2015). Songs in album Dan Deacon - Gliss Riffer (2015). 1. Feel The Lightning.

Gliss Riffer by Dan Deacon, released 23 February 2015 1. Feel the Lightning 2. Sheathed Wings 3. When I Was Done Dying 4. Meme Generator 5. Mind On Fire 6. Learning to Relax 7. Take it to the Max 8. Steely Blues Gliss Riffer marks new territory for Deacon who, following up on the release of his large ensemble-based recordings - 2009's Bromst and 2012's America - decided to return to a simpler way of writing and recording, similar to that of 2007's Spiderman of the Rings, which resulted in this self-produced album. Got it. + add. album.

Gliss Riffer is the seventh studio album by American electronic musician Dan Deacon. It was released on February 25, 2015, on Domino Records. The album's title is combination of the common music term "Gliss", short for glissando, and riffer, "one who plays sick riffs". In an interview with NPR, Deacon said: "It's something that auto-correct wants to make sure that no one can actually type: I've seen 'Glass Rafter,' 'Gloss Dripper.

Previously on NewAlbumReleases. net: December 5, 2012 - Dan Deacon – Wish Book Volume 1 (2012). August 2, 2012 - Dan Deacon – America (2012). June 8, 2009 - Dan Deacon – Bromst (2009).

Gliss Riffer takes several directions. Some tracks slant toward EDM-inspired pop music ( Learning to Relax, Mind on Fire ) with conventional-like vocals. That is, even with a Vocoder and pitch shifts, it’s relatively easy to hear where Dan Deacon’s going with the tune. And then there are ambitious instrumental pieces ( Take It to the Max, Steely Blues ) that demonstrate beauty beyond basic minimalism into fields so dramatic that they do nearly take one’s breath away as a quarter-hour ticks away.

Experimental electronic artist and weirdo extraordinaire Dan Deacon will return in 2015 with new music. On Feb. 24, Deacon will release Gliss Riffer, his follow-up to 2012′s America, via Domino. In a press release, the album is likened to a combination of Deacon’s last three albums, and the newly released Feel the Lightning - which you can hear below - more or less confirms that. Deacon is also apparently finding new, peculiar things to do with his voice. The female vocals in the track that you’re hearing? Those are Deacon’s

Indie Psychedelic Electronic. When I Was Done Dying.

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