Fuchsen is a German Duet of artists who apparently really like the fuchsia colour. Their Bandcamp account may be quite painful for the eyes, but the music definitely is not. It's worth getting to know on their new album Seefahrerromantik.
The musicians create inspiring post-rock with elements of neoclassical grandeur in the form of the string section and piano keys. First three tracks (or, if you want, one track in three parts) is thoroughly rearranged material from the band Bell'sche Parese, the two remaining ones are the band's original creations. Fuchsen are occupied with combining in them the airy pianos, epic strings and post-rock noise that together sound almost like a classic symphony. Still, it's a shame that the music is served in lower quality of recording. Especially that there would be even more details to make the listener's spine thrill with awe.
Seefahrerromantik costs whatever you want to pay.
Check: Endrunde
Country: Germany
Genre: neoclassical post-rock
