THE HUNDRED IN THE HANDS
Red Night
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as heard on radiospin on June 14th, 2012
under album, electronic, indie, preview, recommended
For their second album, Red Night, The Hundred in the Hands drained all the sugar from their sound, abandoning the light groovy quirk of earlier records for a brooding rumination on love. A sophisticated use of reverb and stereo imaging makes listening to these songs quite the aural trip: while Red Night’s particular wall of sound is tastefully constructed, preserving a solid low-end and painted with the appropriate amount of shine, some of its most beautiful moments unfold in the emptiness, in the seconds where the space is vacated and some careful subtlety lingers by itself.
ARTIST: The Hundred in the Hands
TITLE: Red Night
LABEL: Warp
RELEASE DATE: June 11, 2012
TIME: 46:20 min.
WEB: http://thehundredinthehands.com/
01. Empty Stations [05:29]
02. Recognize [04:27]
03. Come with Me [03:11]
04. Red Night [05:59]
05. Keep It Low [04:23]
06. SF Summer [04:04]
07. Faded [04:26]
08. Tunnels [04:16]
09. Stay the Night [06:17]
10. Lead in the Night [04:18]
The Hundred in the Hands – Keep It Low
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