This self-titled 12” vinyl split between Swedish experimental instrumentalists pg.lost and domestic post-rock outfit Wang Wen (罔聞) is definitive proof that China’s musicians have become equal partners in the global creative community. pg.lost tackles the A-side with a suite of two ten-minute songs—“Desperdicio Parts I & II”—that open with a decidedly doom-influenced Spa...(展开全部) This self-titled 12” vinyl split between Swedish experimental instrumentalists pg.lost and domestic post-rock outfit Wang Wen (罔聞) is definitive proof that China’s musicians have become equal partners in the global creative community. pg.lost tackles the A-side with a suite of two ten-minute songs—“Desperdicio Parts I & II”—that open with a decidedly doom-influenced Spaghetti Western flair before nestling into more comfortable post-rock ground: crashing rock movements that intoxicate the listener and ferry them through waters of aching, almost heartbreaking emotion stamped with forceful, triumphant and occasionally-violent melodies that recall sweeping windswept vistas. Wang Wen excels at running emotional relays from melancholy grief to guarded hope—and back again—multiple times within single songs, feats of sonic prowess that make their contributions an ideal soundtrack for these troubled times. On the B-side, the Chinese quintet counters pg.lost’s fiery, outward-looking tracks with three subdued and inward-looking sketches. The fragile opener, “13th”, is dominated by mellow, intricate guitar interplay overlaid upon warm and reassuring throbbing organ tones before disintegrating into a pedal-induced feedback fuzz. “Homeland Accent,” a subdued island in which a glockenspiel, Hammond organ, earnest percussion work, soaring lead guitars and a violin all take turns occupying center stage, offers a tranquil respite before the barnstorming closer “Mouse Song,” the aural equivalent to a flash thunderstorm. The seven-minute jam neatly pivots from languid mandolin and violin-laced guitar wizardry backed by sunny, bubbling synths to a brief midpoint moment of stark lucidity before the band throws themselves into cathartic, film credits territory marred by agitated and fitful guitar squalls. And then the sky brightens, the string section chirps and all is well again—置若罔聞: turning a deaf ear to the wolf at the door.
0 有用 mibo lost 2012-12-15 23:39:07
原来就是「13」「乡音」「抿嘴谣」= =
0 有用 On1y™ 2012-12-14 14:18:59
完美的一张!
1 有用 元非 2015-01-10 20:23:58
高下立判
2 有用 海孩等pk14 2012-12-14 17:04:26
「13」「乡音」「抿嘴谣」现场录音版本其实都已经听过 但录音室版本果然更精细 越来越多平庸的乐队 只有wangwen一直在打动着我 pg那两首也非常不错同样推荐 这两队拼起来很好的搭配 打一星的那位呵呵后
0 有用 Doublebitch 2012-12-16 20:44:29
猛
0 有用 苦隐居士 2024-12-14 18:23:42 四川
相当不错
0 有用 Lunemurmure 2026-01-06 11:40:30 陕西
2012-12
0 有用 贪得 2026-02-22 15:05:36 江苏
(10/100)
0 有用 HaruyaMishima 2025-08-12 15:33:13 北京
从这张开始记录自己听的专。 pg.lost真好听。Homeland Accent三颗星,其它两首没有太大感觉,有点柔和到陷进去。
0 有用 Ляксандро 2025-04-16 14:25:56 山东
更喜歡屁股掉了的兩首