Nosound
Allow
Yourself
Kscope
Nosound
may not be your first choice to select for your workout at the gym. They are rather more known for their
melancholy and introspection and so are better suited for making an impression
on your sofa.
Giancarlo
Erra’s graceful post-rock songs and articulately pronounced vocals will appeal
to fans of Radiohead and Pink Floyd yet Allow
Yourself shines as bright as any crazy diamond with a street spirit of its
own creativity. What distinguishes them
from their influencers is the interplay of band. The percussion of Ciro Lavorne from an almost
drum n bass persuasion on the single Don’t You Dare to the piano-led My Drug
punctuates the ambient keyboarding of Marco Berni. Judicious use of jangly guitar, cello and
violin add to the soundscapes whilst the percussion, vocals and pop-song length
tracks (even the longest Weights is five minutes) leaves the listener craving
for more.
In
defiance of their name, Nosound have worked hard to produce an exceptionally imaginative
symphony with a fit and lean running time of 38:44 minutes.
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