It’s been a while but instrumental post-rock band If These Trees Could Talk is finally ready for a mesmeric journey through the contemplative soundscapes of the brand new album “The Hidden Hand”.
“Moon Machine” dwells within a hazy atmospheric realm where guitars can move freely to build an enthralling melodic structure characterized by forlorn tonalities and eclectic musicianship.
The bleak beauty of the arpeggios on “Sea Of Glass” inevitably moves even the occasional listener and guitars craft gripping rhythmic crescendos driven by a palpable emotional turmoil.
“Silence Between Mountains, Pt. 1” emphasizes a dreamy composition with thoughtful guitar phrases resonating through a delicate cinematic ensemble.
“Silence Between Mountains, Pt. 2” continues to embrace the same pensive feelings as the otherworldly guitar work gradually becomes more elaborate and acquires extra distortion ultimately leading to a dramatically heavier momentum.
The syncopated rhythmic core of “Metanoia” naturally generates some energizing grooves yet guitars effortlessly maintain a smooth melodic flow and a luminous sound.
On “The Hidden Hand” If These Trees Could Talk focus on spirituality and emotional depth to create a memorable sonic experience captivating the audience with hypnotizing melodies and spaced out atmospheric tapestries.