2017 release. After 2016's well-received EP, I Could See The Smoke, experimental guitarist Andy Cartwright (AKA Seabuckthorn) returns with his full-length album Turns. Turns is an album wrought with vertical forms, heavily cinematic in design and scope. It's an album built from the earth. With eyes closed, one can easily imagine heavy rusted spires rising and collapsing upon themselves, only to be rebuilt from the rubble in the same instant, ever clawing towards the sky, with the rumblings of massive tectonic plates shifting below. That said, Turns is far more of a cerebral experience than it's predecessors. Transitioning seamlessly between hypnotic long-form pieces, minimal harp-like ballads and the primal stomping world-builders that have become Seabuckthorn's calling card.
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2017 release. After 2016's well-received EP, I Could See The Smoke, experimental guitarist Andy Cartwright (AKA Seabuckthorn) returns with his full-length album Turns. Turns is an album wrought with vertical forms, heavily cinematic in design and scope. It's an album built from the earth. With eyes closed, one can easily imagine heavy rusted spires rising and collapsing upon themselves, only to be rebuilt from the rubble in the same instant, ever clawing towards the sky, with the rumblings of massive tectonic plates shifting below. That said, Turns is far more of a cerebral experience than it's predecessors. Transitioning seamlessly between hypnotic long-form pieces, minimal harp-like ballads and the primal stomping world-builders that have become Seabuckthorn's calling card.
