Flow.
This is
what describes best Causa Sui’s music. Considering this is a triplet of albums
spawned from the same (summer?) jam sessions, the manner in which all
instruments blend in with each other is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Consisting mostly of lengthy compositions, this
particular brand of stoner rock played by these danish geniuses is not music to
be heard in the background, but rather something to be treated as a work of
art, when you just stand and stare in admiration, compelled by the greatness
that has overcome you.
Aptly
titled, this trio of albums does indeed evoke the feelings of summer in some
way or another, which are indeed the feelings that I crave for considering the
shitty weather outside. Basically, playing a song like this one
reminiscing
of past summer sessions (heh) and looking forward to the vacation days I have
programmed for around the first of May, let me tell you, there could be nothing
better right now.
Still,
there’s more to it. I’ve come to enjoy best this trio because, above all the
great instrumental work to be found here, the guest apparitions by Johan
Riedenlow on saxophone are, with the risk of sounding like I’m eating from a
bucket full of cheese, simply mind boggling. And that’s just the album version
of things, because you see, there’s also the live recordings to incite drool at
the corner of one’s mouth.
Now, aren’t
you just wondering what in the world you just listened to and suddenly feel the
urge to hear MOAR? I tell you, if these guys ever hit Romania, I’ll be happy to
donate a kidney just to make sure I get to see them. Word.
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