Kayo Dot - Hubardo Album

Tracklist

1	The Second Operation (Lunar Water)	13:18
2	The First Matter (Saturn In The Guise Of Sadness)	09:28
3	The Black Stone	10:38
4	Passing The River	10:12
5	Zlida Caosgi (To Water The Earth)	05:25
6	And He Built Him A Boat	07:27
7	The Wait Of The World	14:22
8	Vision Adjustment To Another Wavelength	04:53
9	Floodgate Synth [Solo] – Terran Olson	07:22
10	Thief	06:51
11	Crown-In-The-Muck	08:54

Credits

• Backing Vocals – BC Campbell, Jessika Kenney
• Bass, Synth, Piano, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Organ, Vocals, Percussion, Producer – Toby Driver
• Drums – Keith Abrams
• Engineer [Assistant], Mixed By [Assistant] – Scott Cedarholm
• Flute, Alto Saxophone, Piano,Organ – Terran Olson
• Guitar – Ron Varod
• Mastered By – Jason Ward
• Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Randall Dunn
• Synth [Design] – Randall Dunn
• Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Daniel Means
• Trumpet, Horn [In F] – Tim Byrnes
• Violin, Synth – Mia Matsumiya
• Vocals – Jason Byron (tracks: 1)

Notes

Download includes cover as jpg files and words for the album as a pdf file.

Companies

• Mastered At – Chicago Mastering Service

Short intro

Hubardo - Kayo Dot. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Hubardo by Kayo Dot, released 30 August 2013 1. The Black Stone 2. Crown-In-The-Muck 3. Thief 4. Vision Adjustment to Another Wavelength 5. Zlida Caosgi To Water the Earth 6. The First Matter Saturn in the Guise of Sadness 7. The Second Operation Lunar Water 8. Floodgate 9. And He Built Him a Boat 10. Passing the River 11. The Wait of the World HUBARDO is the seventh studio album by veteran avant-metal maestros, KAYO DOT. Hubardo is the sixth studio album, a concept double album, by Kayo Dot, self-released and funded through pre-orders on frontman Toby Driver's Ice Level Records in 2013. It is the follow up to Gamma Knife, which was released in 2012. It is Kayo Dot's longest album and its first double album, and contains aspects of black metal, post-rock, jazz fusion, and chamber music. It was picked as the 4th best album of 2013 on indie music website SputnikMusic. Album 2013 11 Songs. Kayo Dot. Prog-RockArt Rock is the sixth album, a concept double album, by Kayo Dot, self-released and funded through pre-orders on frontman Toby Driver's Ice Level Records in 2013. It is considered a throwback to maudlin of the Well and early Kayo Dot recordings, containing much more metal-style harsh vocals by Driver and collaborator Jason Byron than any Kayo Dot album. It also contains much more repet. After ten years of being a band, Kayo Dot releases what might be its gaudiest album. However, I can't help but be enamored with the strong playing, ambitious concept, and impressive mix of influences most of the time. What did you think of this album Love it Hate it Why What should in album Kayo Dot - Hubardo 2013. Kayo Dot - The Black Stone. Kayo Dot - Crown-In-The-Muck. Kayo Dot - Thief. Kayo Dot - Vision Adjustment To Another Wavelength. Kayo Dot - Zlida Caosgi To Water The Earth. Kayo Dot - The First Matter Saturn In The Guise Of Sadness. Kayo Dot - The Second Operation Lunar Water. Kayo Dot - Floodgate. Kayo Dot - And He Built Him A Boat. Kayo Dot - Passing The River. Kayo Dot - The Wait Of The. Type: Full-length. September 21st, 2013. Download includes cover as jpg files and words for the album as a pdf file. Hubardo means lantern or lamp in Enochian. Recording information: Recorded and mixed in April 2013 at Avast . Kayo Dot - Hubardo review: After 10 years of waiting, building, and careful preparation, Kayo Dot crafts their finest work since Choirs of the Eye. In another sense, Hubardo also has an incredible arsenal of stark individuality and notable composition to it. Not to mention has Jason Bryon written an incredible concept , but has also contributed some very harsh vocals and growls throughout Hubardo. The vocals are an essential puzzle piece in building absolute intensity to the dark, destructive nature of the album. Of course, the musicians cannot be forgotten in any way at all, as they play an even bigger role in the album. Hubardo' - Kayo Dot 1010. Although I've never concealed my love and passion for progressive rock, it's been a genre I've viewed through a jaded lens as of late. The album ends on a surprising note while much of Hubardo has been passed between black metal and more ambient post rock, The Wait of the World closes the album with a psychedelic and very modern take on jazz fusion. As if Robert Fripp and John McLaughlin joined The Mars Volta and had some sort of lurid acid party, it evokes a feeling of eeriness and unease quite unlike the band's metal output