Psycliq : halt.
An electric heart with an organic soul.
The second release from electronic rock one-man-band "Psycliq", Halt is a study in flow and
interconnections that speaks well without resorting to words. Written, recorded,
and produced entirely by Justin Richer in a home studio.
The album opens with a straight-forward rock riff in "Every Morning Orange and
Blue", a song that could easily be the soundtrack to a triathlete's morning
workout routine. The three-part "Resonance Suite" is spread across the album and
features different aspects built on the same harmonic foundation. The ambient
anthem "Adoré" is an intricate electronic piece that weaves back and forth
across the depths of space. "Negative Space" on the other hand is a rhythmic
experiment that questions what happens to us at the very edge of those depths.
"This Town Loves You, This Town Will Destroy You" is another fast-paced rock
number that is first driven by a guitar and then by a piano. The mellower
"Everglow" is a song complex in its simplicity. Recorded using only a single
guitar dubbed five times over, it has a surprising depth of interplay in its
parts. Finally, "Every Evening Crimson Resound" brings a solemn end to this
album, calling to mind feelings of wandering alone at dusk along empty city
sidewalks.
Songs:
1. Every Morning Orange and Blue
2. Resonance Suite I
3. Adore
4. Negative Space
5. Level Zero Remix
6. Resonance Suite II
7. This Town Loves You This Town will Destroy You
8. Everglow
9. Resonance Suite III
10. Every Evening Crimson Resound
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Release date: 5/25/2011
Psycliq lives in Massachusetts USA
Tagged as: Electronica, Rock
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