Meh..

I used my sister's ebay account, so that's why it was addressed to her instead of me. YEAH!! Kaki King's debut album. 10 awesome acoustic guitar instrumentals. A far cry from her present day work of multi-instrumental looping and experimentation. I got it pretty cheap too, which makes it all the more awesome.

Labels: Kaki King

Ouh, yeah. After listening to the whole album, I can safely say that its lives up to its pre-released hype. She makes the kind of music that I wanna make. Damn this girl and her talent!!

Worthy listens: Montreal, Life Being What It Is, Bone Chaos In The Castle, 2 o'clock, Can Anyone Who Has Heard This Music Really Be A Bad Person?

Labels: Dreaming of Revenge, Kaki King

Sure, the title seems to have come out of a P!ATD or Fall Out Boy discography. Fortunately, the music definitely doesn't have any resemblance to those whiny bands.



I love the last part, the so-called 'exploding' part. I use it to describe song parts that go from a polite, happy-hawaiian section, into a sonic madness of layered guitars and drums, weaving in and out of syncopation, before it ends, leaving you so satisfied that you crave to hear it once more, but at the same time, afraid that repeated listens would not live up to the same 'magic' as when you heard it the first time.

Labels: Dreaming of Revenge, Kaki King