Recording A Tape The Colour Of The Light
- Bell Orchestre
- Band Name: Bell Orchestre
- Record Label: Rough Trade
- Release Date: Nov 15, 2005
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davemOct 6, 20068Solid album, see them live, it's fantastic.
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coolerstillr.muckfluckFeb 6, 20064yeah...not quite. no.
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kurttMar 5, 20069I personally find it quite refreshing and I love how the album has a whispy unity that works as a whole. It really has grown on me!!!
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ldavidsonNov 16, 20057Good but a little boring in spots.
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TaylorENov 22, 20059These guys are awesome. The CD is a bit boring in parts, but I don't give, I don't have ADD or anything. Plus, they're essentially an instrumental branch of my favourite band, The Arcade Fire
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SeanTDec 11, 20059very excellent orchestral post rock. easier to listen to in one sitting than godspeed and its nice to see something really deeply musically talented coming from a member of arcade fire. let's just hope he is just as good in Islands
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RaphaelANov 22, 20059This score reflects the fact that I listened to the album after hearing them live. They are fantastic live.
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78Whether the album achieves its titular synesthesia is debatable, but Bell Orchestre tap into a wide, mesmerizing range of the spectrum.
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At its best, Recording a Tape still sounds like little more than the product of a few precocious marching-band dropouts, an empty warehouse, and good intentions.
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70Bell Orchestre don't always make good on their ambitions, but the results are often excellent, despite (and usually because of) their sloppiness.