Embark, Embrace
by Enemies
fataldiz
fataldiz
Their second full-length album is a huge step ahead! Compositions that reach their excellence of telling their unique story. Marvelous album production, too. A post-prog rock beauty!
RM
RM
So catchy. So dancy. So mathy and tappy. So thoroughly enjoyable.
Favorite track: Love Unlimited.
Mat Janson Blanchet
Mat Janson Blanchet
This album has ben playing on my Spotify even since it's been released, I have the red vinyl, it was about time I got it here.
This album is a great inspiration on how instrumental rock can be creative, inspiring and awesome without being agressive, dark or anthemic.
This album is a great inspiration for how I'd like to evolve as a musician. Wish I could see these guys play live. Favorite track: Coral Castle.
This album is a great inspiration on how instrumental rock can be creative, inspiring and awesome without being agressive, dark or anthemic.
This album is a great inspiration for how I'd like to evolve as a musician. Wish I could see these guys play live. Favorite track: Coral Castle.
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Mike Kilmer
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Stephen Cain
Joseph James
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Caleb Denney
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Intro
00:46
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Unit Shifter
03:22
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Beacher
03:59
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Indian Summer
04:19
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Coral Castle
05:46
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Moesha
06:20
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Love Unlimited
05:41
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released May 10, 2013
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supported by 66 fans who also own “Embark, Embrace”
This work embodies twists and turns with each song. Great buildups, great cut off points, atmospheric, heavy as well as bright all throughout. After many listens this album encapsulates math-rock/post-punk/post-rock exceptionally well.
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supported by 66 fans who also own “Embark, Embrace”
Delicious math rock featuring artful and catchy melodic writing, underpinned by intensely complex instrumental work. The emo influence in TTNG's past works has been toned down in favor of delicate pop songwriting, and, oh boy, it does it for me.
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by And So I Watch You From Afarsupported by 64 fans who also own “Embark, Embrace”
Rich, joyful, exuberant rock with layers of depth and catchy instrumentals.
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“Aki” is an atmospheric masterpiece, with skyscraping guitars and dense layers of sweeping electronics.
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Anyone homesick for the classic sound of ’90s math rock will fall in love with the jagged guitars & tricky tempos on “LLC.”
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The Seoul, South Korea-based quartet combine the flashy technicality of math rock with dramatic pop hooks.
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supported by 61 fans who also own “Embark, Embrace”
Certainly a controversial direction for the band, but this album ultimately rests as my favorite from TTNG. The technical mastery of their previous albums is still present here along with some very thought provoking and philosophical lyrics. I may not always agree with the lyrical messaging, but this is an album which rewards careful listening.
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