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DANIEL BALL: A Sideshow of Stars
Complex, quirky and clean compositions, marked by individually interesting and well- integrated drums/percussion and bass, assembled into a programme that often shifts into different music territory, because why not. This is music that follows a why not? policy, having an idea, then following it through with a general lodestar coming from pop/rock - but without the distortion and thickness - with lots of other genres, integrated, hinted at, mixed together. It's a music of ideas and interesting sketches and one of the few things I've come across recently that I always look forward to listening to when a new one appears. What's he going to do this time? If not yet quite classics, they are all consistently interesting. Handmade, small edition. Recommended.
Complex, quirky and clean compositions, marked by individually interesting and well- integrated drums/percussion and bass, assembled into a programme that often shifts into different music territory, because why not. This is music that follows a why not? policy, having an idea, then following it through with a general lodestar coming from pop/rock - but without the distortion and thickness - with lots of other genres, integrated, hinted at, mixed together. It's a music of ideas and interesting sketches and one of the few things I've come across recently that I always look forward to listening to when a new one appears. What's he going to do this time? If not yet quite classics, they are all consistently interesting. Handmade, small edition. Recommended.
Code: A Sideshow of Stars
Price: £15.00





