- Record Label: Matador
- Release Date: Jun 20, 2006
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An ultra-sensuous experience.
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BlenderThankfully, Brightblack's mellow mysticism never comes at the expense of a frisky groove. [Jul 2006, p.97]
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Brightblack Morning Light is a chambered catacomb of meticulous design, a long-player so calm and unassuming that genre modifiers flock to its veneer, are swallowed into its depths, and murdered.
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Thankfully, the music that accompanies their lyrical flights of fancy and ever so stoned imagery soothes the chafing caused by such unabashed and often lurid flower power ranting.
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MojoA hazy treat. [Oct 2006, p.103]
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The word "Hypnotic"'s overused, but the band's spatial know-how and rigorously muted flourishes are more than deserving of the accolade. It's well-deep, blossoming ambiance.
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You will have to surrender yourself completely to this record, for left as background music it will waft pleasantly around your head and out your window.
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Most of the material is as impressive in sound as it is atmosphere.
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Brightblack Morning Light is an album that knows no restraint, and its palpable excess are the perfect fit for its first-light sensations.
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Brightblack Morning Light never makes any definitive statement, or achieves any kind of catharsis.
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[A] wondrous debut record.
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UncutA fantastic hybrid of Spacemen 3 and Deep South voodoo. [Oct 2006, p.99]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 4 out of 5
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Mixed: 1 out of 5
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KevinMSep 16, 2006Groovy, the whole album melds together to create a very mellow mood. If mellow ain't your thing don't listen to this.
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MattR.Sep 7, 2006This album is a pleasant, mellow listen. Great on headphones.
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toddwJul 8, 2006