Tristeza - [ Tiger Style Records ]
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Math Rock, Post-Rock, Rock, Instrumental, Indie Rock
musicians:
Jimmy LaValle
- The Album Leaf
- Gogogo Airheart
Christopher Sprague
Stephen Swesey
Luis Hermosillo
Jimmy Lehner
similar artists:
The Album Leaf, Physics, Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Bedhead, Tortoise, The Roots of Orchis, Sterling Silver, Unwed Sailor, The Six Parts Seven, Jai Alai, Oma Yang, Cursive, Namelessnumberheadman
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A Day Called Zero, Don Caballero, Pele, The Dismemberment Plan, Pedro the Lion, The Mercury Program, Shake Ray Turbine, Rachel's, All Natural Lemon and Lime Flavors, Paris, Texas, Tarentel, Hilkka, Fontanelle, Aloha, No Knife, Early Day Miners, Neutrino, Silver Scooter, Pinback, Sigur Ros, Brian Eno, Mogwai, Slint, Trans Am, Glenn Branca, June of 44, Bardo Pond, The For Carnation, The Sea and Cake, Pernice Brothers, A Silver Mt. Zion, Pan-American, Billy Mahonie, The Spires of Oxford, Inlantic, Couch, Tarwater, The Verna Cannon, The Azusa Plane, David Coulter, Euphone, Dominions, Radar, SQ, Telegraph Melts, Paul Newman, Nord Express, Dianogah, Del Rey, Windsor for the Derby, The Gilroys, The Jim Yoshii Pile-Up, Hood, The Boom, Mount Analog, The Hal Al Shedad, ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, Tommy Guerrero, Sunday's Best, The Good Life, Small Brown Bike, Cars Get Crushed, Air, Migala, The New Year, The Swords Project, Low, Terminal 4, Luna, The Birdwatcher, Yo La Tengo, Stereolab, Desaparecidos, American Analog Set, Cornelius, Molasses, Soulo, Per Mission, Woe, Elders Of Zion, Seaworthy, The Velvet Teen, From Monument To Masses, Volta Do Mar, Refree, 1 Mile North, Midwest Product, The Black Sea, Now It's Overhead, Ancient Greeks, Mayday, Zykos, SubArachnoid Space
other resources: message board
Ahhh, Tristeza. Instrumental bliss. A tiny rocket exploding through a dense fog. Shards of sound coming together and falling apart, drifting, spinning, and twirling. There is a reason that this San Diego band has such a rabid fan base. Their music simultaneously soothes and disorients, weaving an intricate web of guitar and keyboard around tight, math rock percussion and watery bass. Then they take that web and turn it inside out, capturing you in shimmering waves of soothing numbness that wash over your limbs and make you feel like you are floating. The mixture of electric guitars, warm electronics, and spacy effects makes Tristeza's multilayered music as interesting as it is beautiful.
The group's 2002 offering Mixed Signals is a collection of remixes which ranges from ambient to IDM to breakbeat. The track offered here, "Casio," is remixed by Styrofoam.
"RMS 2000" and "Golden Hill" are from Tristeza's 1999 Makoto Recordings full-length, Spine and Sensory. That album is a soaring, hypnotic, and dreamy journey beyond traditional rock territory that delves into the realms of jazz, electronic music, and psychedelia. Tristeza followed that release with another ambient and gorgeous effort on Tiger Style Records in 2000, evocatively and rather appropriately titled Dream Signals in Full Circles, which features "Are We People.""A Little Distance" was originally released on the Spine and Sensory album but was given a Squarepusher-esque remorking by L.A. based computer wiz Dntel aka James Figurine and appears on Satellite Transmissions Technology: A Compilation of Remixes album. Tristeza also has seven-inches on Caffeine vs. Nicotine and Rocket Racer and a now out-of-print EP for the Insound Tour Support Series.
buy this music
this music filed under:
Math Rock, Post-Rock, Rock, Instrumental, Indie Rock
musicians:
Jimmy LaValle
- The Album Leaf
- Gogogo Airheart
Christopher Sprague
Stephen Swesey
Luis Hermosillo
Jimmy Lehner
similar artists:
The Album Leaf, Physics, Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Bedhead, Tortoise, The Roots of Orchis, Sterling Silver, Unwed Sailor, The Six Parts Seven, Jai Alai, Oma Yang, Cursive, Namelessnumberheadman
other suggestions:
A Day Called Zero, Don Caballero, Pele, The Dismemberment Plan, Pedro the Lion, The Mercury Program, Shake Ray Turbine, Rachel's, All Natural Lemon and Lime Flavors, Paris, Texas, Tarentel, Hilkka, Fontanelle, Aloha, No Knife, Early Day Miners, Neutrino, Silver Scooter, Pinback, Sigur Ros, Brian Eno, Mogwai, Slint, Trans Am, Glenn Branca, June of 44, Bardo Pond, The For Carnation, The Sea and Cake, Pernice Brothers, A Silver Mt. Zion, Pan-American, Billy Mahonie, The Spires of Oxford, Inlantic, Couch, Tarwater, The Verna Cannon, The Azusa Plane, David Coulter, Euphone, Dominions, Radar, SQ, Telegraph Melts, Paul Newman, Nord Express, Dianogah, Del Rey, Windsor for the Derby, The Gilroys, The Jim Yoshii Pile-Up, Hood, The Boom, Mount Analog, The Hal Al Shedad, ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, Tommy Guerrero, Sunday's Best, The Good Life, Small Brown Bike, Cars Get Crushed, Air, Migala, The New Year, The Swords Project, Low, Terminal 4, Luna, The Birdwatcher, Yo La Tengo, Stereolab, Desaparecidos, American Analog Set, Cornelius, Molasses, Soulo, Per Mission, Woe, Elders Of Zion, Seaworthy, The Velvet Teen, From Monument To Masses, Volta Do Mar, Refree, 1 Mile North, Midwest Product, The Black Sea, Now It's Overhead, Ancient Greeks, Mayday, Zykos, SubArachnoid Space
other resources: message board
Ahhh, Tristeza. Instrumental bliss. A tiny rocket exploding through a dense fog. Shards of sound coming together and falling apart, drifting, spinning, and twirling. There is a reason that this San Diego band has such a rabid fan base. Their music simultaneously soothes and disorients, weaving an intricate web of guitar and keyboard around tight, math rock percussion and watery bass. Then they take that web and turn it inside out, capturing you in shimmering waves of soothing numbness that wash over your limbs and make you feel like you are floating. The mixture of electric guitars, warm electronics, and spacy effects makes Tristeza's multilayered music as interesting as it is beautiful.
The group's 2002 offering Mixed Signals is a collection of remixes which ranges from ambient to IDM to breakbeat. The track offered here, "Casio," is remixed by Styrofoam.
"RMS 2000" and "Golden Hill" are from Tristeza's 1999 Makoto Recordings full-length, Spine and Sensory. That album is a soaring, hypnotic, and dreamy journey beyond traditional rock territory that delves into the realms of jazz, electronic music, and psychedelia. Tristeza followed that release with another ambient and gorgeous effort on Tiger Style Records in 2000, evocatively and rather appropriately titled Dream Signals in Full Circles, which features "Are We People.""A Little Distance" was originally released on the Spine and Sensory album but was given a Squarepusher-esque remorking by L.A. based computer wiz Dntel aka James Figurine and appears on Satellite Transmissions Technology: A Compilation of Remixes album. Tristeza also has seven-inches on Caffeine vs. Nicotine and Rocket Racer and a now out-of-print EP for the Insound Tour Support Series.
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