![]() ![]() TimEbandit Powles, Marc Byrd and Andrew Thompson of Hammock talk about a new collaboration “Asleep in the Downlights” in the lead up to the 25 th Oct release of a new Hammock gem. Listen to the interview www.hammockmusic. Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Asleep in the Downlights at Amazon.com. Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users./>. Asleep In the Downlights - EP by Hammock on Apple Music. Tunes Review. The soft blankets of guitar wash resonating from Asleep in the Downlights make it hard to believe that Nashville’s Hammock recorded this EP in 2. Guest vocals from Steve Kilbey (frontman of The Church) make the opening song, “No Agenda,” sound like it was recorded in England more than a decade ago. Lilting electric guitar leads pumped through delay effects float over layers of softened six- string distortion to make “Sinking Inside Yourself” sound like the kind of sonic whirlpool heard on Slowdive’s debut, Just for a Day. Some further Church worship surfaces with “Verse for Forgiveness,” as that band’s Tim Powles takes the microphone this time. Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Dream Pop, Indie Rock. Get Started with Amazon Prime Stream millions of songs anytime, anywhere, included with an Amazon Prime membership. You look like someone who appreciates good music. Listen to all your favourite artists on any device for free or try the Premium trial. Find a Hammock / Steve Kilbey / timEbandit Powles* - Asleep In The Downlights first pressing or reissue. Complete your Hammock / Steve Kilbey / timEbandit Powles* collection. Asleep In The Downlights: Hammock: Amazon.co.uk: MP3 Downloads. Amazon.co.uk Try Prime Digital Music. Asleep in the Downlights by Hammock, Steve Kilbey & timEbandit Powles, released 25 October 2011 1. Hammock featuring Steve Kilbey of The Church - No Agenda 2. Sinking Inside Yourself 3. Hammock featuring timEbandit Powles of. The soft blankets of guitar wash resonating from Asleep in the Downlights make it hard to believe that Nashville’s Hammock recorded this EP in 2011; it plays like something born in the shoegazing scene of early- Under copious amounts of effects, he sings over spectral soundscapes that recall the post- goth heyday of the 4. AD label (think This Mortal Coil). The seven- minute closer, “Parkers Chapel,” is the most hauntingly beautiful song here. Otherworldly guitar sounds howl and moan above a slow and steady rhythm as Andrew Thompson sings with a cool restraint. ![]() ![]()
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