Emeralds 2012 Just To Feel Anything torrent

Emeralds ~ Just To Feel Anything ~ 2012
Editions Mego 150.

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1 Before Your Eyes 4:05
2 Adrenochrome 6:11
3 Through & Through 4:40
4 Everything Is Inverted 6:35
5 The Loser Keeps America Clean 3:40
6 Just To Feel Anything 8:53
7 Search For Me In The Wasteland 8:12

Emeralds is John Elliott, Mark McGuire, Steve Hauschildt

Cleveland, Ohio-based instrumental trio Emeralds grew out of the basement-dwelling noise scene of experimental improv sessions, limited-edition cassette releases, and generally challenging sounds. Their earliest recordings found guitarist Mark McGuire and synth players John Elliott and Steve Hauschildt at constant odds with each others' sounds, struggling to find a balance between beautifully melodic electronics and grating dissonance. 2010's Does It Look Like I'm Here? was something of a breakthrough for the band, presenting their cleanest and most accessible material without losing the richness that characterized their denser, more experimental early material. Two years later, Just to Feel Anything beautifies and streamlines Emeralds' sound even further, moving into their most compositionally straightforward work and incorporating drum machine rhythms into an increasingly polished version of the band's Krautrock-meets-improv aesthetic. The album's seven songs shift seamlessly between melancholy minor-key explorations and puffed-up MIDI-synched keyboard and drum machine workouts. Beginning with the energetic soundtrack rave-up of "Before Your Eyes," Emeralds introduce electronic rhythms to their cinematic synth warbles in a way that calls to mind the most saturated VHS viewings of '80s movies scored by Tangerine Dream or Jean-Michel Jarre... - Fred Thomas, AMG