New album: Eric Schroeder – “CAT’s game” –

Artist based in Los Angeles Eric Schroeder It is consumed with a balance of late immediate and weak meditation across Cat gameThe album, which is induced in its depiction of loneliness, lost love, and feelings behind it. It was released through empowerment records No. 6, Cat game Shalf feels a feeling of comprehensive relief – a embrace of movement in these different feelings. The completion of these heart attacks is a group of excellent musicians. Join Schrooder are Matt Schessler on Bass, Jake Richter on Drums, Aidan Finn on Keys – while prominent production comes from Rob Schnapf (Kurt Vile, Eliot Smith, Beck, X, ETC).

The album opens, “Hight and Low”, exudes a Twan rock condemnation in its ascension to the emotional flow: “friendly heart pain, friendly headache, and the only feeling …” allows singing to go out to West Young, while the bright keys below it. “I assume that it takes a moment, before the unit is peaceful,” the authoritarian lyrical continues, as it is a permanent feeling of isolation and hope that the feeling of biting will develop into a feeling of calm. Emily, who followed a more vital spirit of the piano, and a spirit of that unity, tells that it is a lament for lost love. “I yearn to be where the colors are annoyed, and its love recognizes,” poetic eager in the occurrence of a mixture of psychological radiance and indulgence in Americana.

“You don’t want to let you go,” you continue at the beginning of the strong album-which expresses the honest photography of the missing and the lost love that contributed to the most comprehensive weakness inside “you do not want to allow you to leave” that focuses on a beautiful harmonious central abstaining. Singing support without words about one accurate cycle adds sparkling bob quality. The prominent points from there, starting from the rocks that followed in the tenderness of “my big brother” to an unforgettable conclusion “the way to recovery”, while stirring in “I will try”, and its aspirations in the end to a better change. Cat game It is a fixed view of writing songs from Eric Schroeder.

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