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Plants and Animals' Most Beautiful Album Yet
17 Sep
Summary
- Album boasts near-perfect sound engineering and arrangement.
- Influences range from Radiohead to Flaming Lips.
- Features guest vocalists for romantic and collaborative feel.
Plants and Animals' latest album, "Waltzed in from the Rumbling," marks a significant shift, presenting their most beautiful work to date. Singer/guitarist Warren Spicer's meticulous recording and mixing efforts have resulted in a soundscape where each instrument is perfectly tuned and positioned, creating a tangible sonic experience.
The album's sound blends elements reminiscent of Radiohead and The Flaming Lips, a departure from their previous folk-rock and pared-down rock eras. Spicer's lyrics navigate a space between cynicism and wonder, complementing the rich musical arrangements.
Recorded at Montreal's Mixart Studios, the album features guest vocalists Adéle Trottier-Rivard and Katie Moore. Their contributions, particularly on tracks like "Stay" and "Off the Water," add a layer of romanticism and a sense of renewed collaboration among friends.
