the adobe collective all the space that there is

The Adobe Collective from the album All the Space That There Is available on Love Sands Records/JTMMusic  (by Bryant Liggett)
File The Adobe Collective under Indie Rock however the California quintet covers much more sonic territory. The Adobe Collective do the Cosmic Country thing, the Electro Folk with hints of Psychedelia thing, and the Jazz lounge duo thing, all delivered with big, lush instrumentation and warm vocals, their slight pop element restrained by a little true grit. All the Space That There Is kicks off with “Carousel,” a sunny, California beach meets high-desert vibe. “Blind” follows with up-beat ‘woo-hoo-hoo’s’ and good timing handclaps, while “Doing It to Ourselves” is a pop number that breaks into a fist pumping rocker a third of the way in. “Never Tell” is ambient and dreamy, blown up and out for the last thirty-seconds, where Psych Rock and a manic, simulated tribal scream close out the tune.
 
“Warm to Me” and “All I Know” are stunning duets, the former with a moody and delicate guitar intro giving way to a slight dose of AM Gold, the latter a warm, Alternative Indie cut with Country guitar.  “Taking Time” is a lazy, 60’s, Laurel Canyon inspired cut where the twangy guitar is paired with an acoustic six-string, one carefully placed on top of the other, and the closer in “Happy That It Hurts” wraps up the record with an industrial nod. There’s no melody, just ambient noise and slightly distorted vocals, a fit ending for a band unafraid to remain ambiguous.  (by Bryant Liggett)
 
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