Macroscope
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From Pontefract near Leeds and formed two years ago, the sextet also come toting a range of influences from the E-Street Band through to acid jazz, the sort of tastemaker’s bookmarks that in proxy form bring experience and grit amongst many other gifts.
My Favourite Cardigan showcases the temperate skill of slowing time down enough to envelop the listener and let them breathe everything in; authentically brought, striving for that sense of theatre from the mundane has been a cherished quality outfits like James have long been masters of.
The Voice of Unreason
With such a concoction of sounds happening throughout, they are part of a dying breed of new bands, one which cannot be pigeon-holed into a particular genre, and should be commended for that.
The clever edge is that these West Yorkshiremen have managed to use many differing and contrasting sounds, yet still create a tune which in itself feels quite minimal. With so much noise to work with (How many new bands can boast a saxophone player and a pianist as full-time member?) it feels as if they could have so easily overdone it. However all of the elements seem to work together, not battle each other for dominance, and the results are terrific.
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My Favourite Cardigan showcases the temperate skill of slowing time down enough to envelop the listener and let them breathe everything in; authentically brought, striving for that sense of theatre from the mundane has been a cherished quality outfits like James have long been masters of.
The Voice of Unreason
With such a concoction of sounds happening throughout, they are part of a dying breed of new bands, one which cannot be pigeon-holed into a particular genre, and should be commended for that.
The clever edge is that these West Yorkshiremen have managed to use many differing and contrasting sounds, yet still create a tune which in itself feels quite minimal. With so much noise to work with (How many new bands can boast a saxophone player and a pianist as full-time member?) it feels as if they could have so easily overdone it. However all of the elements seem to work together, not battle each other for dominance, and the results are terrific.
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Macroscope Biography
From Pontefract near Leeds and formed two years ago, the sextet also come toting a range of influences from the E-Street Band through to acid jazz, the sort of tastemaker’s bookmarks that in proxy form bring experience and grit amongst many other gifts.
My Favourite Cardigan showcases the temperate skill of slowing time down enough to envelop the listener and let them breathe everything in; authentically brought, striving for that sense of theatre from the mundane has been a cherished quality outfits like James have long been masters of.
The Voice of Unreason
With such a concoction of sounds happening throughout, they are part of a dying breed of new bands, one which cannot be pigeon-holed into a particular genre, and should be commended for that.
The clever edge is that these West Yorkshiremen have managed to use many differing and contrasting sounds, yet still create a tune which in itself feels quite minimal. With so much noise to work with (How many new bands can boast a saxophone player and a pianist as full-time member?) it feels as if they could have so easily overdone it. However all of the elements seem to work together, not battle each other for dominance, and the results are terrific.
Reyt Good Magazine
My Favourite Cardigan showcases the temperate skill of slowing time down enough to envelop the listener and let them breathe everything in; authentically brought, striving for that sense of theatre from the mundane has been a cherished quality outfits like James have long been masters of.
The Voice of Unreason
With such a concoction of sounds happening throughout, they are part of a dying breed of new bands, one which cannot be pigeon-holed into a particular genre, and should be commended for that.
The clever edge is that these West Yorkshiremen have managed to use many differing and contrasting sounds, yet still create a tune which in itself feels quite minimal. With so much noise to work with (How many new bands can boast a saxophone player and a pianist as full-time member?) it feels as if they could have so easily overdone it. However all of the elements seem to work together, not battle each other for dominance, and the results are terrific.
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