Saying I Love You in a Postrock Way
With their third album studio production, „Saying I Love You in a Postrock Way“, tuesday microgrooves continues to follow the artistic path which they established in 2008. This encompasses the sound of a traditional jazz trio and the group (Wolfgang Radl, double bass – Jenö Lörincz, Piano – Norbert Wallner, drums), which is supported by singer Lena Mentschel, dedicate themselves to exploref crossover, classic, drum’n’bass, electronica and pop. Post rock is still not a part of it …
The songs all reflect individual aspects of interpersonal relationships. It’s about breaking up (Old Friends) and loss (Tomorrow, I’ll Meet You), about unexpected current times (Rachmaninov is Dead) and the impossibility of changing them (I can’t). Furthermore, tuesday microgrooves remain faithful to their classical music background. supported by four strings guided by outstanding cello player Sigrid Narowetz. On „Love You in a Postrock Way“, you can listen to new arrangements of Johann Sebastian Bach and Antonio Vivaldi. And those are the core pieces of the band, which has remained unchanged in 9 years. This reflects their commitment to grooving at the highest level.
A refreshing alternative to rapidly scrolling through pictures on a smartphone, the superficial thumb pics culture on smartphones is provided by the physical version of tuesday microgrooves’ new album„is one of the most beautiful concepts I have ever seen“ (Ines Reiger, Ö1) and it offers the potential to create your own booklet while listening to baroque crossover (Sunset, Summer: Thunderstorm), impulsive pop (I Got Time) and electronica (Surprise Me Electronica).
„Saying I Love You in a Postrock Way“ provides a harmonious combination of different musical styles, which is based upon upon two fundamental concepts. On one hand, it provides a curiosity about musical expression. And on the other,– friendship.
Digital and physical release worldwide: Jan 20, 2017.
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