PERHAPS WE SHOULD'VE SMOKED THE SALMON FIRST

Toman

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Post Rock/Math rock

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Studio Album, released in 2006

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. losgehen
2. june
3. they storm in (no knock)
4. by then it was summer
5. i thought you were my pal
6. theme for crusaders
7. zalmo zalar
8. i can't remember whether i said thank you

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-to be communicated

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Zeal records

Thanks to Sean Trane for the addition
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Review by Sean Trane
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Prog Folk

It looks like Tom�n is very concerned for the bear's diet, the salmon's condition and the Canadian wildlife in general. Might I suggest our favourite Flemish group to dare moving out to the Great White North so they can sate their Canadian nature syndrome? Indeed I don't really care whether the salmon is smoked and it wouldn't make a difference to the grizzly bear of their previous album, he'd eat it without noticing the difference..Anyway, Toman are giving us a course on smokeable salmons & trouts on their cardboard sleeve album. Whether their pre-occupations and artwork envies are in line with their music is a pertinent question, though.

That's the beauty of post rock, you can have it say the dumbest and most seemingly useless thing into, it takes on a different dimension, but the fish or bear theme don't seem to be a primordial inspiration through their song titles but the summer theme (fishing season) certainly is. 8 tracks, ranging from xxx to yyy, filled with relatively quiet post rock, again in the GYBE! mode, at times sung, Tom�n's post rock doesn't differ much from the better known groups. You won't find much to differentiate Tom�n from the dozens of band offering such music, though.

BTW: Toman boys I don't smoke salmon, only good grass. easier to roll.

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