Recording A Tape... is a post-rock album that incorporates more brass than any other post-rock band around. Drawing from The Arcade Fire's horn section and other prominent Canadian musicians, Bell Orchestre creates a medley of grandiose, folk-inspired epics. Each song on the album has it's own special qualities, whether it be a groove or the prominent voicing of a certain instrument, and it allows the album to never tire. Throw It On A Fire could be played in a random barn on the countryside, while Nuevo saves itself for the aristocratic balls of the Victorian era.
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