Riley Reasor’s new tape Tumbleweeds
sounds like bizarre, isolated, ancient desert music. Songs like “Tumbleweeds”
and “Wrong Angles” have a Mojave Beefheartesque feel while the vocals on the
opening track “Life’s Green Lane” sounds like a melting ice cream cone. There
are enough twists and turns like the electronic dread of the tune “Trapezoid”
to keep it interesting and fun if you’re into weird. “Shuttered In” offers
Richard Hellish vocals, bridging the gap between Captain Beefheart and Robert
Quine. The last track “Columns” is a 10+ minute voyage into the void
obliterating the listener, finally going off the deep-end into Jim Sullivan
territory.
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