Nihiti / Faced With Splendor
| Album: | Faced With Splendor | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Nihiti | Added: | Dec 2011 | |
| Label: | Forever Noted | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2012-04-14 | Pull Date: | 2012-06-17 |
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| Week Ending: | Jun 3 | May 6 | Apr 22 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | May 31, 2012: | The Fall of Math
Pinko Morning |
4. | Apr 17, 2012: | Time Traveler
Pinko Morning |
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| 2. | May 27, 2012: | feelin' the music
Golden Pavilion |
5. | Apr 08, 2012: | Instant Cat!
Talkin To, Golden Pavilion |
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| 3. | May 04, 2012: | Time Traveler
Pinko Morning |
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Album Review
DJ Cat
Reviewed 2012-04-04
Reviewed 2012-04-04
Artist: Nihiti
Album: Faced With Splendor
Label: Lo Bit Landscapes
Acoustic and almost folky. Use of strumming guitars, harmonized vocals, and violin makes for soulful, airy songs. This simple, watered down production is different from this Brooklyn-based band’s earlier electronic, heavy atmospheric music. Detached is the mood I get from this album. NO FCCs. RIYL: The Cranberries. Favorites: 1, 4, 5, 2.
1. (1:37)*** Mid/Fast. Rueful and longing. The use of strumming guitars and violin makes for an interesting song.
2. (3:05)* Mid. Airy. The kind of song you want to space out to. Amazing blend of acoustic guitar strumming, trumpets, guitar riffs, and light drumming. There’s nothing at the last 0:08 seconds of the song.
3. (3:26) Mid/Slow. Surfy strumming intro. Just strumming and two harmonizing male vocals. Has a detached feeling to it. Something you can space out to.
4. (3:01)** Mid/Slow. Sad, wistful. Use of strumming guitars, violin, and female back vocals. The strumming is like those songs you hear at Italian or French cafes/streets, only sadder.
5. (2:56)* Mid/Slow. Sad and brooding, to a greater degree. There’s nothing at the last 0:08 seconds of the song.
Album: Faced With Splendor
Label: Lo Bit Landscapes
Acoustic and almost folky. Use of strumming guitars, harmonized vocals, and violin makes for soulful, airy songs. This simple, watered down production is different from this Brooklyn-based band’s earlier electronic, heavy atmospheric music. Detached is the mood I get from this album. NO FCCs. RIYL: The Cranberries. Favorites: 1, 4, 5, 2.
1. (1:37)*** Mid/Fast. Rueful and longing. The use of strumming guitars and violin makes for an interesting song.
2. (3:05)* Mid. Airy. The kind of song you want to space out to. Amazing blend of acoustic guitar strumming, trumpets, guitar riffs, and light drumming. There’s nothing at the last 0:08 seconds of the song.
3. (3:26) Mid/Slow. Surfy strumming intro. Just strumming and two harmonizing male vocals. Has a detached feeling to it. Something you can space out to.
4. (3:01)** Mid/Slow. Sad, wistful. Use of strumming guitars, violin, and female back vocals. The strumming is like those songs you hear at Italian or French cafes/streets, only sadder.
5. (2:56)* Mid/Slow. Sad and brooding, to a greater degree. There’s nothing at the last 0:08 seconds of the song.
Track Listing
| 1. | The Kind Ropes | 3. | The Devil | |||
| 2. | Pinko Morning | 4. | Golden Pavilion | |||
| 5. | Talkin To | |||||