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It should be applauded because it's a fantastic song. When talking to Pitchfork earlier this year, Wiesenfeld was sheepish about the genesis of his stage name-- he just likes baths. But it's a thread that runs throughout Cerulean , trying to find an escape while remaining down to earth, searching for something magical in our day-to-day lives.

Some find it in a drink; some find it in nature. Others will find it in Cerulean. Skip to content Search query All Results. Pitchfork is the most trusted voice in music. You're My Excuse To Travel Rain Smell Indoorsy Plea Departure Cerulean is the auspicious debut of L.

Evolving out of Will Wiesenfeld's varied [Post-Foetus] project, and inspired by the energy of the city's burgeoning beat scene Daedelus introduced Anticon to Baths , the record represents a clear departure from both — an often warm, acoustic-fueled electronic music that hews closer to the work of contemporaries like Toro Y Moi.

By combining songwriting with self-sampling, raw musicianship with synthesized textures, and field recordings with propulsive beats, Baths has created a seething sound-cloud packed with bright moments and prone to unexpected turns. For evidence, look no further than album opener "Apologetic Shoulderblades. The effect is more baroque pop than bass thump — a digitally infused dust storm that sounds like vintage Broken Social Scene gone glitch.

The song that follows, "Lovely Bloodflow," is equally eclectic, spinning rich gloom out of organic, Books-like cut-and-paste and Baths' strange, soulful crooning.

A general romanticism persists on Cerulean, both in its lushness of sound and in Baths' lyrics as they capture the whimsy and wistfulness of relationships. For "Aminals," the album's most unabashedly joyous track, Baths lets others do the talking, weaving children's voices into a field of instruments first played live, then chopped into interlocking bits. Baths excels at crafting thick, living compositions that, while dense, never sound needlessly busy.

To this end he employs guitars, bass, various keys, snapping scissors, clicking pens, rustling blankets and more. On record, these sounds lose their origins, congealing into roiling melodic tracks like "Hall" and "Plea," or delivering something stormy and ebullient, like late-album standout "You're My Excuse To Travel.

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