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He worked on the album with Royal Trux mastermind Neil Hagerty, and the impression is that we never knew the London-based artist at all, as he is comfortable on his own, chopping through influences with a machete and carving a path to a territory he can call his own. The title track, like 'Wild Whim,' builds off repetition, and Blumberg lets the instruments do that talking. Subscribe for news and competitions Email: It's a captivating listen that drifts lightly into clock-watching territory after about five minutes. Only the college-radio folk of 'Wild Whim' matches this early highlight, but none of 'Unreal' is especially problematic.

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It's a captivating listen that drifts lightly into clock-watching territory after about five minutes. Very few bands have tried to continue without their voice, but with Blumberg focusing on his Hebronix hbronix, the situation seems in the best interests of both parties.

If anything, the album lacks a little polish and reveals Blumberg's need for more self-editing.

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It all feels thoroughly effortless. Influences are important to Hebronix because 'Unreal' sounds like a. This doesn't have to be a bad thing -- Radiohead 's most beloved song is a similarly structured piece -- and Blumberg sounds like Bon Iver at times, employing outdated tuning effects.

It's hard to say whether you need a longing for the era that Hebronix is drawing from to really love the music, but if hebornix is the case, and you miss those gold sounds of guitars from more than a decade past, Blumberg's departure hfbronix Yuck is a gift.

The songwriter has cited the early Drag City albums from Silver Jews, Smog and of course Royal Trux, and these influences sit front and center on 'Unreal,' as does that of Silver Jews associate Stephen Malkmus, whose singing style Blumberg's is strikingly similar to.

Blumberg's 'Unreal' is a major departure from the up-tempo, snappy pop-crunch of Yuck's debut. These reference points don't plague Hebronix or distract from Blumberg finding his own voice. He worked on the album with Royal Albmu mastermind Neil Hagerty, and the impression is that we never knew the London-based artist at all, as he is comfortable on his own, chopping through influences with a machete and carving a path to a territory he can call his own.

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It's unrel quite 'Paranoid Android,' but Blumberg more than pulls it off. Only opener 'Unliving' seems structured like a long song, with multiple distinct sections that seem slightly less than natural together.

Album ReviewsNews. The one-time Cajun Dance Party man broke it off with his former band in order to concentrate on making his own material — it was a bittersweet announcement. Still, amongst the alnum sonic fog and clouds of fuzz, Blumberg succeeds at enticing hope and sunshine into the fray.

Only the college-radio folk of 'Wild Whim' matches this early highlight, but none of 'Unreal' is especially problematic. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook.

Hebronix – Unreal

He sticks layer upon layer of melody and harmony into one huge congealed blur, hiding secret influences and fractals and darling inflections within the grand scope of Unreal. He's still speaking to the same type of fan, but he's building on the past rather than emulating it.

Unreal Hebronix 8 Get it on: Blumberg is brain-scouringly adept at summoning these enormous sonic structures. Only one of the six songs on 'Unreal' comes in at under five minutes, and that's an effective creative choice, as Blumberg's songs rarely drag or feel hampered by their length.

At others, you feel like a sneeze caught by the wind, winding your way through zephyrs and clouds and other atmospheric ephemera. What may seem like one man just aimlessly wandering with his guitar at first, soon unfolds as something cut from finer cloth.

In April, '90s indie guitar-rock revivalists Yuck suddenly announced that while they were indeed working on the follow-up to their self-titled mini-breakthrough, the album would not involve Daniel Blumberg, their primary singer and songwriter.

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The record may only tally six tracks, but it stands at over forty minutes — all bar two exceed the seven minute mark. Subscribe for news and competitions Email: There was a collective grump on the day Daniel Blumberg announced his departure from Yuck.

We encounter funk basslines, sickly woodwind hooks and the violin of your nightmare. The title track, like 'Wild Whim,' builds off repetition, and Blumberg lets the instruments do that talking. In fact, they come off as inspired, because they simply aren't being mined elsewhere.