The skull is what's inside, the brain matter, it spews tonight.
I know I'm not the only one that takes the ground that he steps upon and throws it to the sky in an attempt to answer all the "I wonder why"s. Let me come to your window in the form of a map of the stars. It was the gratitude in the air that night that separated every boy from all the men. I will admit I was fine with the assist yet exploitation multiplied and grew and lastly grew again, only to come through the window in the form of a map of the stars in which you'd use to plan the route he'd take to travel back towards you. I want to see you before I tell mom and dad how much I see in this.Īll of a suddenly wires and plastic rose through the air to greet me. Mother earth has something up her sleeve. I rate this album with 5 out of 5 stars for its adventurousness and unique sound.Somewhere on the other lines lies a girl biting her lip. The lyricist screams in a way that some love and some hate, and the way the drums and instruments complement each other is also somewhat unorthodox in a way some people love and some people hate. However, it is somewhat niche due to the way the album is performed.
Since I found this record, it has become one of my favorite LPs of all time. However, the final track is not as good of a closer as “Bug-Infested Floorboards” it instead has almost annoyingly repeated lyrics and would’ve been better if it ended a track early. It then falls down to an acoustic guitar and adlibbed reprised lyrics from earlier in the song. The best track on the album is the second to last track named “Bug-Infested Floorboards-Can We Please Just Leave This Place, Now.” This track builds up to a heavily emotional and cinematic peak that uses horns, screamed vocals, and syncopated drums. The following track “Untitled (Cont.)” starts with very cinematic horns and other loud instruments, builds up to even louder instrumentals, and then breaks down into a ringing melody with tightened drums. It then builds up to yelled lyrics and then breaks down into a slower song. This song is a highlight because it is quieter and uses lighter noises, like tambourines and bells. The track “Can’t Run Away” starts with acoustic guitars using harmonics within the rhythm. The drums on this record are very unorthodox, as they heavily use repetitive cowbells and unusual time signatures, which makes the music more interesting. This feeling carries into several tracks that use synthesizers that mimic old videogame music, which emulates a sense of nostalgia well.
#The brave little abacus full#
The song is full of angsty, screaming vocals and bass-heavy guitars.
The first track, “Pile! No Pile! Pile!” is jarring in the first few seconds, but I immediately got used to it, which is perfect as it continues for the rest of the album. The Brave Little Abacus’s 2010 album Just Got Back from the Discomfort-We’re Alright is an amazing math-rock emo record that uses weird time signatures, wacky instruments, and satisfying dynamics.
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