Double vinyl LP pressing. After two successful EPs and even more singles, Feiertag took his time for this debut album. This can be heard on each of the sixteen tracks: Extraordinary attention to detail, sophisticated arrangements and a sound aesthetic that couldn't sound more modern are probably the first impressions you take away from 'Time to Recover'. On second or third listen through, however, you realize that almost every one of these songs has hit potential somehow. After the dubby head-nodding opener 'Stranger to One' follows 'Yearn' with Oli Hannaford from London and Tessa Rose Jackson from Amsterdam, revealing a melancholic and shimmering musical soundscape. Majestic vocals combine with lush percussive elements and smooth drums, whilst rich chords work atop of resonant strings.
Double vinyl LP pressing. After two successful EPs and even more singles, Feiertag took his time for this debut album. This can be heard on each of the sixteen tracks: Extraordinary attention to detail, sophisticated arrangements and a sound aesthetic that couldn't sound more modern are probably the first impressions you take away from 'Time to Recover'. On second or third listen through, however, you realize that almost every one of these songs has hit potential somehow. After the dubby head-nodding opener 'Stranger to One' follows 'Yearn' with Oli Hannaford from London and Tessa Rose Jackson from Amsterdam, revealing a melancholic and shimmering musical soundscape. Majestic vocals combine with lush percussive elements and smooth drums, whilst rich chords work atop of resonant strings.
Double vinyl LP pressing. After two successful EPs and even more singles, Feiertag took his time for this debut album. This can be heard on each of the sixteen tracks: Extraordinary attention to detail, sophisticated arrangements and a sound aesthetic that couldn't sound more modern are probably the first impressions you take away from 'Time to Recover'. On second or third listen through, however, you realize that almost every one of these songs has hit potential somehow. After the dubby head-nodding opener 'Stranger to One' follows 'Yearn' with Oli Hannaford from London and Tessa Rose Jackson from Amsterdam, revealing a melancholic and shimmering musical soundscape. Majestic vocals combine with lush percussive elements and smooth drums, whilst rich chords work atop of resonant strings.
