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ARTiST.......: of Montreal
ALBUM........: Paralytic Stalks
GENRE........: Indie
LABEL........: Polyvinyl
YEAR.........: 2012
RiP.DATE.....: 2012-01-27
STORE.DATE...: 2012-02-07
SOURCE.......: CD
GRABBER......: EAC V0.99 prebeta 4
ENCODER......: LAME v3.98.4
SiZE.........: 111.92 megs
BiTRATE......: 259 kbps avg
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1. Gelid Ascent 4:09
2. Spiteful Intervention 3:38
3. Dour Percentage 4:34
4. We Will Commit Wolf Murder 5:29
5. Malefic Dowery 2:36
6. Ye, Renew the Plaintiff 8:46
7. Wintered Debts 7:36
8. Exorcismic Breeding Knife 7:40
9. Authentic Pyrrhic Remission 13:15
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Lyrically, Paralytic Stalks contains confessions of an infinitely
more personal nature than anything Kevin Barnes has written since
2007's Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?
Amidst dark ruminations on human existence, revenge, self-hatred,
and his relationship with wife Nina, one encounters an emotionally
raw Barnes struggling to contain his savage thoughts: "So much
violence in my head / How are we still alive?" ("Authentic Pyrrhic
Remission").
And though it's easy to become totally immersed within the
captivating power of such revelations song after song, focusing
only on the lyrics would prevent you from fully comprehending the
true depth of Barnes's work.
Because in a different, yet equally enthralling manner, Paralytic
Stalks's musical dimension proves itself similarly worthy of
preoccupation.
For on a sonic level, the album -- recorded at Barnes's home
studio in Athens, GA and mixed at Chase Park Transduction with the
assistance of engineer Drew Vandenberg (Deerhunter, Toro y Moi) --
is a stimulating array of densely packed ideas presented with
stunning agility.
Never before has an of Montreal record moved so fluidly from one
song to the next -- each track feeding off the last in what seems
a singular album-long movement that never allows you to rip your
ears away.
As a result, Paralytic Stalks at times resembles modern classical
with its intricate compositions, while at others echoes of
neo-prog, pseudo-country, and 60s pop can be heard.
Examples of these new elements abound throughout the record,
notably on "Wintered Debts," which witnesses its hushed vocal and
acoustic guitar intro giving way to a country shuffle replete with
pedal steel guitar, as well as the flute-driven, ELO-inspired
single "Dour Percentage."
Conceived on the fringe of a contemporary pop music landscape that
seldom encourages listeners to dig beyond the surface level to
receive satisfaction, Paralytic Stalks is the rare album with the
audacity to DEMAND such a response.
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