Sunwatchers

World | Jazz | Punk


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Le combo instrumental de Brooklyn/Queens bombarde de souffles absorbants et obliques ainsi que de riffs poreux et cosmopolites au carrefour effréné du punk, du jazz et du psych. Des mouvements oniriques, cinétiques qui deviennent autres et ailleurs, qui ouvrent des passerelles du cosmos jusqu'à travers soi-même et vers le monde encore. Leur premier album, Sunwatchers, est paru sous l'estimé label Castle Face de John Dwyer de Thee Oh Sees alors que leur dernière parution, II (Trouble In Mind Records), se mérite les éloges des critiques.

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These songs map out great pyramids and deep buried labyrinths. They are massive. They are leviathans
— John Dwyer, Thee Oh Sees/Castle Face Records
Sunwatchers’ rippling music works, then, much like American gospel or hardcore: It fights the power by flexing solidarity and responds loudly and triumphantly to existential terror. Oh Yeah? is vivid and boisterous.
— Pitchfork
Remember that “mindblowing psychedelia from Thailand” YouTube video from five years ago, with the pan-generational band (Khun Narin), a hodgepodge of percussion, and a dude wailing on an electric, double-necked stringed instrument called a phin? It’s still a trip to watch. Now imagine those droning Thai folk melodies getting blasted through a motorik rhythm section and blown out by a saxophone — that’s the cosmic modus operandi of Sunwatchers.
— NPR
The music the Brooklyn quartet offers on II, its second LP, finds common ground in the twin squalls of psychedelic rock and free jazz, divergent genres that share a propensity for cathartic noise. More importantly, both are attuned to music’s ceremonial power, unabashedly using sound to seek a higher state, whether you’re communing with God or the only wafer on your tongue is soaked in lysergic acid.
— SPIN

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