Besnard Lakes: The Besnard Lakes Are The Roaring Night (Vinyl LP)
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The Besnard Lakes Are the Roaring Night calls upon the influence of ELO and finer parts of the Alan Parsons Project in it's orchestration. Still helped by ghosts of Beach Boys Past, the album is more Dennis Wilson than Brian, and more Peter Green Fleetwood Mac than Lindsay Buckingham. The album is a dark bliss-out that folds the eerie guitar epics of the Montreal band's breakthrough into a wall of affected drones and atmospherics, but with a toughened immediacy and grit that gives the form a much-needed shove over the cliffs, making for a haunting, provocative swan dive into the crushing tide. Like the Ocean Like the Innocent Pt. 1: The Ocean, Like the Ocean Like the Innocent Pt. 2: The Innocent, Chicago Train, Albatross, Glass Printer, Land of Living Skies Pt. 1: The Land, Land of Living Skies Pt. 2: The Living Skies, And This Is What We Call Progress, Light Up the Night, THR Lonely Moan
The Besnard Lakes Are the Roaring Night calls upon the influence of ELO and finer parts of the Alan Parsons Project in it's orchestration. Still helped by ghosts of Beach Boys Past, the album is more Dennis Wilson than Brian, and more Peter Green Fleetwood Mac than Lindsay Buckingham. The album is a dark bliss-out that folds the eerie guitar epics of the Montreal band's breakthrough into a wall of affected drones and atmospherics, but with a toughened immediacy and grit that gives the form a much-needed shove over the cliffs, making for a haunting, provocative swan dive into the crushing tide. Like the Ocean Like the Innocent Pt. 1: The Ocean, Like the Ocean Like the Innocent Pt. 2: The Innocent, Chicago Train, Albatross, Glass Printer, Land of Living Skies Pt. 1: The Land, Land of Living Skies Pt. 2: The Living Skies, And This Is What We Call Progress, Light Up the Night, THR Lonely Moan