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RIPPLES AND SWELLS

Tuna Laguna

Post Rock/Math rock


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4.03 | 7 ratings | 2 reviews | 29% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2007

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. My Lunar Boots (6:06)
2. On to Tarmac (4:45)
3. Tidal Eddies (6:10)
4. Pling (a breather) (0:53)
5. Arrival of the Rhino (5:44)
6. The Insignificant Grape (7:25)
7. Feather Beats (4:36)
8. Plong (a teaser) (0:56)
9. Barry on Safari (6:11)
10. That's Where We're at (6:39)

Total Time: 49:25

Line-up / Musicians

- Ørjan Berre / drums & percussion
- Andreas Hamre / upright & electric bass
- Håkon Aaltvedt / electric & acoustic guitars
- Gøran Bogstrand / electric & acoustic guitars, banjo
- Eirik Jakobsen / keyboards, knobs, glockenspiel, babypiano, computer
- Skjalg Brun / Rhodes, analogue synths, glockenspiel, babypiano, upright piano

Guest musicians:
- Jon Anders Lied / trombone (3)

Releases information

Guano Recordings GUANO03

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TUNA LAGUNA Ripples And Swells ratings distribution


4.03
(7 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(29%)
29%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(57%)
57%
Good, but non-essential (14%)
14%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by Prog-jester
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4 stars One of their LastFM tags is “fusion”. I won’t argue here, because it’s pretty true!

What do you think about Post-Rock? Dark music, played by acoustic instruments, long melancholic tracks with layered guitars and lengthy climaxes, blah-blah-blah…TUNA LAGUNA is nothing short of anything like it. If Post-Rock has drawn it’s main influence from Indie Rock, TL did that with fusion and Canterbury scene music. Post-Canterbury? You bet! Another attempt to describe band’s stuff could be this: if acid-jazz, there should be acid-fusion. Or acid dub-Canterbury. Or post-funk. No, I ain’t on acid myself now :)

TUNA LAGUNA have their unique sound – sometimes they sound like a James Bond score, with all these vibrato guitars and analogue organs, but background is usually powerful rhythm-section, almost electronic-sounding, as if taken directly from RED SNAPPER or 65DAYSOFSTATIC. Got the mixture? Add hella catchy melodies as well and a huge dose of humour and take away darkness, long tracks and other Post-Rock clichés. This is quite another thing, dude. Another beautiful thing concerning TL is they have plenty of tracks available for free download (on their LastFM page, for instance), like brilliant “My Lunar Boots”, and this opportunity would speak better than me about their music. Despite some mainstream/easy-listening approach, this groovy stuff deserves to be listened and appreciated. Highly recommended.

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4 stars It's really difficult to try to classify Tuna Laguna as just a post rock band because the long list of styles that you'll find along the 10 tracks of this album. Perhaps the post rock rhythmical structures are present all the time, the psychedelic, some metalish moments, atmospherical sections a ... (read more)

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