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Peter Wolf Crier - Inter-Be
Inter-Be is the debut album from Peter Wolf Crier, the Minneapolis-based duo of Peter Pisano and Brian Moen. The album was born on a single summer night when Pisano felt a torrent of creativity after what felt like an interminably long dry spell. Over the next few months, Pisano and Moen worked together on these tracks to develop a cohesive collection of songs. Moen added his touch to the production as well as adding percussion. Peter Wolf Crier have since made a big splash into the indie music scene, drawing warranted attention from internet heavyweights, pitchfork media and tiny mix tapes.
Inter-Be starts out on the right note with "Crutch & Cane," which has a catchy rhythm and overdubbed vocal harmony that simply hits the spot. First tracks are awfully important to a collection of songs, and this foot-tapping song immediately sparked my curiosity for the rest of the album. "You're So High" highlights another strength of this duo. Pisano's guitar has perfect tone and Moen creates an interesting sonic landscape for which the overdriven chords happily exist. I'm not exactly sure what it is about this chord progression, but something about it feel as "right."
Not all of the songs are as easy going and catchy as these two. Several tracks have a much more quiet and minor feel to them. Overall, I think the slower trackers are some of the weaker on the album. Inter-Be has the expected ups and downs from a debut album, but if this release is any indication of the future, then I like where these guys are headed.
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thanks,
pmw
can i get a copy?
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