
The trumpet is a powerful thing, especially when it shows up in the middle of a doomy, cinematic song of alienation. "Polaroids" by the Danish band
Slarffenland builds and builds, from a few lonesome guitar wails to a verse just slightly warmer than your average Joy Division tune. Then the trumpet's lonesome wail comes in just as the singer lets out "let me out" and the scope of the song expands considerably.
Slarffenland appear tonight at SXSW at
Hometapes' Friend Island venue. Their new record
Private Cinema is out on
Hometapes May 15th.
MP3: Slarffenland - Polaroids
2 comments:
That's really a beutifull song but I think that might actually be a trombone and not a trumpet ;-) anyway it's an amazing song!
Isn't it both a trumpet and a trombone? Anyway I love the music too.
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