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There is a band, Red Sparowes, known for the habit of naming their post-rock compositions with really long titles, often whole paragraphs of text. A bit shorter are those proposed by the Romanian from Am Fost La Munte Și Mi-a Plăcut (literally: "I climbed the mountain and I loved it") And this is not the only original thing on their new album.
Many albums want to be read as a story, this one definitely is one. And quite uniquely, it is a story of a person, who came from countryside to the capital city, to Bucharest, and then... Yes, what happened then? The album title leaves no doubt. "S-a Rezolvat. Nu Se Poate" means as much as "Problem solved. Nothing can be done": the big city guest reaches the ceiling.
The leitmotif of the album is made from reappearing from time to time extracts taken from the Romanian subway announcements It takes us for a very well-planned journey. Not to be misunderstood, the music itself is also the post-rock top league. Even if you could separate the interesting idea behind the album and some original solutions, there'd still be great guitar music that can be both deafening, idle and melancholic. Just like the big city lights.
"S-a Rezolvat. Nu Se Poate" costs 9 USD.
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