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'Slow motion ghost blues across three extended pieces that evolve from the elder's Martian style to the thundering, feedback splattered lead grooves of that whippersnapper... ferocious, epic, and an utter beauty.'
Soundtrack of underground director Koji Wakamatsu's new docudrama about 1970s Japanese youth resistance, and the Japanese Red Army — directed and performed by Jim O'Rourke.
A masterful blend of intricate finger-picking and lush orchestral pop — warm and uplifting, no doubt a surprise to Gastr Del Sol fans at the time, with a stunning re-working of Ivor Cutler's Women of the World.
Spun out of his love for John Fahey's extended workouts, and topped off with unexpected orchestrations that hint at Van Dyke Parks and Fahey's own Of Rivers And Religion.
The more people expect O'Rourke to be 'out' the more he does the opposite, and hurray to that. Orchestrated pop meets Fahey again; and this time 70's rock and pop too. Wilco's Jeff Tweedy lends a big hand.
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