I’ve been listening
to the self-titled new album, by Montreal based rock band, Mak since
last week, which I wanna share with you folks today.
Mak has stirred their
Jazz infused sound seamlessly into other genres, such as electro pop,
spawning such a hybrid of ambiant melodies.
It is a piece of cake
to grasp their Jazz influence in their sounds, including the initial song, If
She's Got a Habit, which the minimal whisper of the lead vocal, Jesse Mac
Cormack, navigates through the diving guitar riff and rhythmical beats.
The intro guitar riff of Cause to Effect is definitely my
favorite sound in the album, which lingers in my ears and leads it to a
quiet, yet progressing melody. This song is a reminiscent of
Radiohead. I also enjoy the quailing sound of sliding acoustic guitar
in Stone. The first single off of the album, Stab Me,
completely changes the tone of the album. Out-shined in the striking
synth beats, Mak showcases their broad music capability in this song. You
can listen to the full album from their Bandcamp
page.
Stab Me
Two sides to the living proof
two sides to the living truth
wish I could burn your skin
waiting for you stab me
waiting to act
your skin
take it in
It can’t be left away
but my sins have never seen a better day
two sides to the living truth
wish I could burn your skin
waiting for you stab me
waiting to act
your skin
take it in
It can’t be left away
but my sins have never seen a better day
waiting for you to stab me
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