Liminal Zones really does pop and bop its way around, taking on
different glistening, colourful, and radiant forms throughout its
33-minute runtime. It’s stimulating to the extent that I wonder if the
band is tapping into some unheard sonic frequencies. Did they just break
the sound barrier? ‘This Side Of The Fence’ sounds intrinsically
electronic, trance like with its warbling synth hook and the
psychedelic, echoing fuzz of guitar that slides into place, only to
quickly retreat. Like some form of hypnosis, Day Ravies sway us into a
third dimension with looping layers and alien sounds.
Day Ravies – Liminal Zones (2015)
Liminal Zones really does pop and bop its way around, taking on
different glistening, colourful, and radiant forms throughout its
33-minute runtime. It’s stimulating to the extent that I wonder if the
band is tapping into some unheard sonic frequencies. Did they just break
the sound barrier? ‘This Side Of The Fence’ sounds intrinsically
electronic, trance like with its warbling synth hook and the
psychedelic, echoing fuzz of guitar that slides into place, only to
quickly retreat. Like some form of hypnosis, Day Ravies sway us into a
third dimension with looping layers and alien sounds.
