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Tarentel/Lilienthal - split 7"
(Awkward Silence)

I do not know much about Lilienthal, but from what I have gathered, it is a guy named Arrow Kleeman and would be classified as electronica or whatever it's called. On the Lilienthal song, "Rises and Sets," the music swells with a fabulous sense of melody underneath the stunted mechanical beat. The intertwining melodies compete for attention with the beat, as both are interesting enough to carry a song. My preference would be to focus on the keyboard parts and ignore the beat.

Tarentel are from San Francisco, and hopefully you already know who they are. Their song, "Sets and Rises," is a good compliment to the Lilienthal side, as it is more groove oriented than their standard songs are. The simple straight ahead drumming moves with the bass while guitars, keyboards, and other drones sweep, dive, harmonize, and straddle the fence of melody and atmospherics. It's nice, but a bit disappointing considering they have released so many amazing records.

dick baldwin
2000 oct 27

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