Reviews of Our House Is On The Wall [12k1061]

What comes to mind is the image of a record player and vinyl disc, having been exhumed from an attic where they were buried for a half-century under layers of dust and grime, being played for the first time.

It has stillness but at the same time chaos and most passages are formed of intense grain.

There’s something in the execution of this album that’s very fresh.

Both fragile and spooky, delicately floating among shifting layers of tonal melancholy.

Tutte caratteristiche che, insieme, fanno di Our House Is On The Wall un esordio brillante, capace di distribuire carezze e graffi, suscitando brividi di paura e d’emozione…

There’s something of the warm, fuzzed-over quality of early Múm to Murralin Lane that situates this partly comforting, partly disquieting album between the autumnal and the wintry.

Post-shoegaze

Popmusik jenseits der Ruhe des Offbeats.

Le nove tracce di Two Lakes cercano di ricreare l’ecosistema dei due laghi del South New Wales e incidentalmente, al di là degli scopi, riescono a comunicare il naturale scorrere del Tempo.

Le sette tracce di Our House Is On The Wall percorrono strade notturne abitate da fantasmi…

Like a collection of ethereal transmissions from a parallel dimension.

Stranita, stordita, smarrita, la musica di Murralin Lane sembra fatta apposta per scaldare il cuore.

Fragile wie ätherische Klänge mit einem leicht beunruhigenden aber auch märchenhaften Effekt

Une émotion tactile se diffuse tout au long de cet exercice de pop/ambient minimaliste qui trouve dans le contraste intimiste et sensiblement électrique de pièces comme “She collected” une troublante pertinence.

Betoverend klinkt

The album taken as a whole seems to artfully describe loss and the ensuing sad reminiscence

El resultado es un álbum frágil e intimista, que recuerda tanto a las aventuras emborronadas de Flying Saucer Attack

Murralin Lane sera comme un baume enveloppant pour tous ceux qui sauront s’aventurer dans ses méandres.