Mind Over Mirrors: When The Rest Are Up At Four (Immune, 2013)
September 14, 2013 at 4:52 pm | Posted in Reviews | Leave a comment
Mind Over Mirrors: When The Rest Are Up At Four
Jaime Fennelly of Peeesseye started releasing solo synth/harmonium-drone as Mind Over Mirrors a few years ago, and is already up to his fourth LP, in addition to a tape on Digitalis Limited and a 7″. This is his first album on the Immune label out of Chicago, and it is tremendous. Really lovely Berlin School-style synth patterns, but nice layers of guitar fuzz and slightly warped organ textures. After the first 3 songs, the album gets a bit dirgelike with “Innumerable Step” (featuring fellow Digitalis alumni Scott Tuma), picks the momentum up a little bit with “Bark & Barge”, then plunges fathoms below with the 18-minute drone “Heights & The Deeper”.
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