Robinson, Robert: Connecticut River
Robinson, Robert: Connecticut River
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Robinson, Robert
Label: Feeding Tube
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 794504033618
Genre: Rock
LP includes download code. Edition of 300. "First solo LP by the guitarist for Sore Eros, playing here with a goddamn valley full of musicians - from local cats like Sam Gas Can, Murph, and John Moloney, to Eastern Mass chooks like Gary War. All are depicted on the Connecticut River High photo insert, which you may well choose to carry to concert events so that the various and sundry can autograph your copy with words of bonhomie. The music on Connecticut River is extremely wonderful and dizzying in it's pure-pop/post-pop ramifications. Robinson seems to have grasped both genres by their most experimental nubs and given them the softest shake imaginable. The album is a swirl of instruments that alternately bear down on hooks and diddle off into river-bound mist. Vocals gang together into chorales of majestic mumblecore or stand like lonesome wolves howling in the hills... Having played this album for nigh on a month now, I am really no closer to unraveling it's mysterious core than I was when I first spun it. Some parts chug like unknown glam-rock readymades, others resemble the work of Pip Proud. But this strangely addictive blend of elements has wormed it's way deep into my brain, and seems to cast an equal spell on everyone who wanders in during one of my endless listening sessions. High compliments, indeed." - Byron Coley, 2014.
Tracks:
1.1 Hocus Pocus
1.2 Ziti
1.3 Song For Popop
1.4 Chill Buds
1.5 Dead Possum
1.6 Bird Majesty
1.7 Wind Without A Breeze
2.1 Slice Raga
2.2 Drug Song
2.3 Balloons
2.4 Oh My God
2.5 Katie's Place
2.6 Grey Fox
