Artist: Deep Water
Title: Diving
Label: Ruby Eyes Records
Genre: Indie
Quality: 259 Kbps Avg 44.1kHz Joint Stereo
Encoder: Lame 3.100 V0 VBR
Time: 28:09
Size: 52,43 MB
Rip Date: 2020-03-26
Str Date: 2019-12-02
URL: http://deepwaterchina.bandcamp.com/album/diving
Track List:
01. After the Party 3:53
02. Wild Thoughts 3:59
03. Midlife Crisis 4:15
04. Grab My Hair 4:44
05. Bind Me! 3:48
06. Run Out 4:06
07. He Said Nothing More 3:24
Release Notes:
Meet Deep Water, a dream-pop/indie-pop band from Chengdu, China, who, at the
beginning of December, dropped an exquisitely amazing album, entitled Diving.
And that's all there is, folks. Googling Deep Water reveals zero gen, except for
a few oblique references to the band on a site called Radii.
What I do know is this: Deep Waterí»s music is innovative, alluring, and
chock-full of pale sparkling colors and beguiling sumptuous surfaces.
The album embraces seven-tracks, starting off with "After The Party," which
opens on industrial-flavored synths and rumbling percussion flowing into a
deliciously chugging rhythm. Soft, ethereal vocals infuse the lyrics with
wistful melancholic savors. Whoever the vocalist is, she definitely has stellar
tonal chops.
What makes Deep Water so superb is their distinct sonic tiers, each
uncomplicated when standing alone, but when all the tiers are arranged and
posed, the result is enchanting.
Best tracks on the album include "Wild Thoughts," riding plinking guitars topped
by mystical synths. Scrumptious vocals drip with gentle velvety textures
juxtaposed against the throbbing bassline. í░Grab My Hairí▒ features thrumming
colors, followed by hallucinogenic-feeling vocals, devout and lusciously creamy.
Darker guitars enter, imbuing the tune with ominous sensual scents.
"Bind Me" travels on flitting spacy energy. When the gleaming guitar arrives,
the tune takes on tighter hues exuding industrial new wave touches. "Run Out"
delivers glinting percolating tones atop a plump bassline and crunching drums.
The diverse sonic layers inject the tune with infectious nuances of coloration;
the blend of surface shades, although simple and austere on one level, hook up
to form a delectable soundscape.
The last track, "He Said Nothing More," presents oozing dyes of color, viscously
flowing. Slightly discordant tones give the harmonics oblique contagion, both
captivating and edgy, as if nerve endings are shuddering and twitching in
anticipation.
What makes Deep Water so superb is their distinct sonic tiers, each
uncomplicated when standing alone, but when all the tiers are arranged and
posed, the result is enchanting.
Deep Water serves up innovative dream-pop discharging a sense of imminence,
proximate colors, and languidly sensual vocal textures.
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