La locomotive de cristal se lance au milieu des flammes, légère et sauvage telle un fantôme, un rêve. La musique d'Andy Cartwright alias Seabuckthorn est toute en virages contrôlés, un jeu de paysages et d'allures pour lotophages.
A House With Too Much Fire est son 9ème album, enregistré au coin du feu dans les Alpes que le britannique jumelle avec les plaines américaines dans un voyage introspectif et méditatif, les guitares se parent de fins échos lointains : clarinettes, percussions, synthés et cordes frottées sont volatils.
Le musicien s'éclipse derrière ses images, s'oublie pour exister au travers de ses perceptions et nous entraine par la même occasion.
The crystal locomotive launches itself in the middle of the flames, light and wild as a ghost, a dream.The music of Andy Cartwright known as Seabuckthorn is all made of controlled turns, a play of landscapes and speed for lotus-eaters.
A House With Too Much Fire is his 9th album, recorded by the fireside in the Alps that the british musician couples with the american plains in an introspective and thoughtful trip, the guitars attire themselves in thin and distant echoes: clarinets, percussions, synthesizers and bowed strings are volatile.
The musician slips away behind images, forgets himself to exist through his perceptions and leads us to follow him at the same time.
Écouter et Acheter // Listen to and Buy A House With Too Much Fire
Seabuckthorn on facebook
A House With Too Much Fire est son 9ème album, enregistré au coin du feu dans les Alpes que le britannique jumelle avec les plaines américaines dans un voyage introspectif et méditatif, les guitares se parent de fins échos lointains : clarinettes, percussions, synthés et cordes frottées sont volatils.
Le musicien s'éclipse derrière ses images, s'oublie pour exister au travers de ses perceptions et nous entraine par la même occasion.
The crystal locomotive launches itself in the middle of the flames, light and wild as a ghost, a dream.The music of Andy Cartwright known as Seabuckthorn is all made of controlled turns, a play of landscapes and speed for lotus-eaters.
A House With Too Much Fire is his 9th album, recorded by the fireside in the Alps that the british musician couples with the american plains in an introspective and thoughtful trip, the guitars attire themselves in thin and distant echoes: clarinets, percussions, synthesizers and bowed strings are volatile.
The musician slips away behind images, forgets himself to exist through his perceptions and leads us to follow him at the same time.
Écouter et Acheter // Listen to and Buy A House With Too Much Fire
Seabuckthorn on facebook
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