вот нашел таки - группа о которой я говорил:
This Empty Flow
Nowafter
Label: Eibon Records
Year: 2001
Track Title
1. Je(N!)i Force
2. Marmite
3. Stilton
4. Shoreditch
5. And Also The Drops
6. Ashby-De-La-Zouch
7. One Song About Solitude
8. Dubby
9. Drops
10. Angels' Playground
11. Rebuilt Passage
12. Hunger
13. Of Blossom And Decay
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Genre - Rock
Styles - Noise Pop, Dream Pop, Space Rock
это можно игнорировать, потому что
Similar Artists:
Labradford
Boards of Canada
Björk
South
Coldplay
Doves
Radiohead
Sigur Rós
Portishead
и это верно, на самом деле где между Portishead и Radiohead... и не без влияния Massive Attack, The Cure и еще много кого еще...
Review by Jason Hundey
Dark, infectious
trip-hop beats kick off "Je(n!)i Force," the first track off Nowafter, the electronic, indie/goth-laced new collection from This Empty Flow. Akin to
Portishead,
Massive Attack, or something far more sinister, this tune stifles the listener with its scientifically crafted blend of bleak pop wisdom. Judging from this band's previous output, including their days as the esoteric doom act Thergothon, this collection of unreleased and remastered rare tracks pries open a whole new realm of unexplored musical territory for the band. Nowhere encapsulates the listener in the varied atmospheres of
Pink Floyd,
the Cure, older
Porcupine Tree,
trip-hop, early Lou Reed, the Gathering, and most especially
Radiohead. Similar to the effect the Beatles had on the '60s, it seems Radiohead's genius has permeated into every genre of music in the '90s and beyond, helping bands construct and deconstruct music in inventive new ways. Every song seems to flow from a different dark stream, much the same as newer Beyond Dawn, the Gathering, Porcupine Tree, or (again) Radiohead, making for a diverse and engaging listen. Speaking of Porcupine Tree, certain songs and elements on Nowafter, owe big to P. Tree's modern masterpiece Sky Moves Sideways, as well as any '80s-style Cure dark wave album. These include the gentle "Rebuilt Passage," the dreamy "Angel's Playground," and the haunting "Of Blossom and Decay." "One Song About Solitude" is one of the bleakest, dark goth tunes ever recorded, with its ceaseless keyboard drone constantly fighting with the Robert Smith meets Jonas Renske (Katatonia) vocals. If you love the Cure and miss their darker days, then prepare your palette -- tracks like "Hunger" or "Dubby" ache of Robert Smith and the gang's tortured anguish. On the other hand, songs like "Marmite" or "Shoreditch" drip with dark pop, psychedelic sensibility, floating over entrancing, electronic grooves and
Thom Yorke/Roger Waters yearning. Nowafter is diverse, brilliant, and near impossible to classify. The music still carries the ambient qualities the band is known for, but the music has bridged to other islands of influence. Luckily for the listener, This Empty Flow has furloughed with some of the finest, most wide-arrayed musicians in recent history. Highly recommended to those who love their music bleak, weary, intelligent, and full of creativity and honesty.
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