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| 2.5 average | https://www.last.fm/user/drink_isaac | December 30th 19 |
Interesting experience from Vodka Soap, an alias from Spencer Clark who did work with James Ferraro during the 2000s under The Skaters. This album, for me, further proves that Clark's solo efforts are much more similar to the material from The Skaters over Ferraro's solo efforts. This album {and other albums from Clark} carries a nice, rich, and organic sound and aesthetic that I find to be portrayed in a lot of the music from Skaters. While this album and other albums don't sound anything like an album like "Dark Rye Bread" or "Raising Spheres of Crossing Angel Minds" or "Physicalities of the Sensibilities of Ingrediential Stairways", it does have an very organic tinge to it, but not very primal n hellish. Music wise, this could have been better. I like how it's meandering and very structure-less, the more ethereal moments are quite engaging, and the lofiness of the album is like a nice coat of sugar over it all, but it's not very engaging or memorable. When the moments in the album are hits, they absolutely hit. But the rest just sorta go thru your head and leave no trace which is a negative. I would recommend it, though, and I would say that it's worth a shot.
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