A chordless trio opens the floodgates with torrents of notes and flagellating drumming leaving the bass player rather like King Canute trying to stop the tide. Such is the blitzkrieg that is Aerial Landmasses.
64 Squares, which I assumed would be chess or checkers related is in fact subtitled searching for fish. You just can't make these things up! Nevertheless, it's less frantic than the previous number and, were it played in flight if you were actually travelling from New York the flight attendant (I preferred it when they were air hostesses or stewardesses) would announce that you could now unfasten your safety belts.
Soar doesn't quite do what the title implies but is more suggestive of being on auto-pilot in cruise mode.
Perspective really does soar. Larson is up there where the air is rarified. He can see the world from a distance and I guess he thinks that the world isn't such a bad place - from a distance.
Moment of Clarity is one of those 'moments of clarity' that maybe only occur once in a lifetime when every note, every phrase, every tonal nuance combine like when an Aquarian meets a Gemini.
Deception is rather lovely, an introspective moment of soul searching, perhaps our Aquarian has discovered that the Gemini is actually a Piscean artist (maybe the fish referred to earlier).
Cellular Snacks. Last chance to eat your plastic food as the bird approaches journey's end. Or is it? He's coming in fast and low, the emergency services are on standby, will he make it? He does! Larson and his crew know how to throttle down for a perfect landing! Lance
BANDCAMP.
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