Saint Etienne is deceived in the ocean on the bold “night”
St. Etienne is famous for their permanent strike in the early 1990s, “The only love that can break your heart” and “nothing can prevent us.” However, the British electronic trio of Pop Stanley, Beit Wagz, and singer Sarah Krasinil-continued to release a new music throughout his 30-year career. Although their subsequent work failed to reach the same level of success, POP TRO, recognized for the sample -based production method, ventures in a new surrounding area for its latest version, the night. It is unlikely to become a sensation, the saint Etienne He reads the eleventh album similar to the experience, and it doubles as evidence that they are still ready to re -invent themselves even with age.
the night It opens with gossip and laughter from a field registration. Suddenly, the door opens, and a man says, “Just take it nice and easy, settled in it.” We have arrived, but where? The calm guidance, which follows, refers to a healthy resort, indicates a day, and sounds are played between candles and gentle scents. “When you are 20 or 21 years old,” Cracknell begins, “You have a lot of energy / lot of energy.” The path has a impression of directed meditation. “Time flies / slides and slipped.” This statement appears to be a central theme of the album, and it appears again later.
General Mood the night It creates a reflection and endroseptive. A large part of the album is filled with slow slope and the flow of the atmosphere. The former Saint Etienne sparkle appears in short breaks and microscopic grooves. All pieces flow to each other, and the turbulence of the lines between the tracks. The song “Half Light”, “Half Light”, features a deep and deep enlargement of Cracknell. “Through the glass” begins with rain, a sample used frequently in later pieces. Crystal combinations like the beads door shine, and the short path raises a beautiful feeling of dread and wonder.
“Nightingale” is designed from piano layers, combinations, definitions, and repetition of short melack patterns below Cracknell. This piece creates movement and tension, and it seems to intensify something larger, and something larger in terms of sound, but this decision never reaches. “Gold” is an unexpected joy with its beautiful audio melody, piano ropes, and a high clinette line. Cracknell asks the question: “Will gold be? Tell me my fortune.” “Heavenly” focuses on romantic and low chains. Cracknell provides a justification for the title of the path: “The stars spent your name.”
“Listen to my heart” offers the listeners the closest thing to the height of the record. This piece is supported by wonderful fluctuations from the combinations, such as the lumps that flashes in front of a night sky. Cracknell repeats: “Do you hear my heart?” The guitar shines calmly with deep loud bass, and a slow rhythm starts before the seventies of the seventies to drive the piece; However, in the middle of the road, it is retreating to the vast stirring of the atmosphere, more strings swelling behind Cracknell singing. “Alone together” reserves the record with the Echo Rhodes and Guetar keyboard in the slow space groove that seems inspired by Pink Floyd The dark side of the moon. It is another fun surprise just as the album ends after it is running for 41 minutes.
Throughout the long profession of Saint -Etienne, the group maintained a new feeling of creativity by expanding their voice. Their previous album, 2021’s I was trying to tell youIt was inspired by Vaporwave, although the slowing British samples was from the late 1990s to the early first decade of the twentieth century. Even earlier, 2017 Home provinces It was an understandable album that responded to Brexit and the conservative region in which he grew up. While many artists are desperate to satisfy the fans and survived, Saint Etienne is more concerned about following their creative intuition. Although this may lead to more mistakes than it makes, the night It is a great turn in their drainage discharge constantly.
