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The Enchanted Hill - Album Leaf, The
Newest Review: ... him to increasingly adapt and improve his home studio to the benefit of his recordings. The Album Leaf is predominantly ... more  ... post-rock ambience in the style of many bands today, but with a lighter, less apocalyptic and bipolar style than genre pioneers Mogwai, making it both more accessible and disappointing. For this E.P., LaValle's most recent output, pleasant piano melodies are accompanied by sweeping keyboards above a restless, slightly manic bassline, the sound never becoming too domineering or atmospheric but lying somewhere in-between.
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The Enchanted Hill - Album Leaf, The: The Green Tour E.P. (632 words)
by - written on 13/12/07 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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This latest self-produced E.P. from Jimmy LaValle's increasingly successful music project The Album Leaf continues in the wistfully melancholic, instrumental post-rock style of its full-length predecessor 'Into the Blue Again,' and is distributed exclusively at live shows, where LaValle replaces his multi-talented studio virtuosity with a full live band. 'The Green Tour E.P.,' or 'The Enchanted Hill' as it is alternately known, is a high quality collection of six similar instrumental pieces to accompany a mood or mental landscape of your choosing. The Album Leaf is now LaValle's main project, and due to its purported suitability to television and advertisement ... Read the complete review
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