Pj Harvey
Shake England Let
2011
Everyone appeals to nostalgia when they hear a record like the back of Ms. Harvey, toothed vagina woman returns to the fray with an ambitious disc kilometers away presented in his last three deliveries record ( Uh hu her, White Chalk, A woman A Man Walked by ) England Let Shake is a song open and critical of everything that moves in their homeland, but with a healthy irony, music that has nothing to do with the rough punk their pattismithesco early records, Let Shake England has variants enriching, fun choruses, instrumentation and sound finest, from first and gives the album title (with bells in a up to half cynical mood) through the wonder of song grows in intensity called "The Glorius Land" with its lower and precise guitar playing and his unusual arrangement of metals in the background, "The Words That Make the murder "is a rock guitar playing / bow to Queen and slaps and more metals," and everyone All "looks like a waltz that is given a flight in accordance ghosts in the middle of the song with keyboard out of church "On battleship hill" seems a tribute to Kate Bush in a folk rock single "England " looks like a Bjork track doing his vocal juggling half crazy, "In the dark places is the closest thing to a rock and roll with all the law and clean and accurate interpretation of Miss Harvey, "Bitter Branches " brings speed and voices from another world, "Hanging in the wire " is a elegant songs steeped in ethereal pianos and drums, the penultimate track looks and remembers a "Motion Picture Soundtrack " of Radiohead and final track " The Colour of the Earth " that owes much to the folk side Led Zeppelin , great album of this tremendous singer who has never stopped in their musical constructions for some serious bread as well, for others, an album of absolute artistic fulfillment.
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