Future Elevators: Future Elevators
Future Elevators: Future Elevators
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Future Elevators
Label: Communicating Vessel
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 882167000426
Genre: Rock
Vinyl LP pressing. 2016 release. Michael Shackelford first wrote down the words “future” and “elevators” a few years ago on a rough instrumental demo. The music never grew into a finished song, but that simple, surprisingly evocative phrase stuck. It's an apt phrase for one of Birmingham's most original musical acts. Shackelford-the group's founder, mainstay, and guiding creative force-is something of a pop confectioner who thinks up impossible sounds and makes them a reality. His self-titled debut as Future Elevators expertly mixes whimsy and gravity, the fantastical with the everyday. Even as he grounds his lyrics in real-world issues, he fills his songs with new and improbable combinations of familiar sounds: the jagged pastoral folk of ‘Alabama Song’, the Rube Goldberg blues riffs of ‘Machine Maker’, the retro-futuristic R&B of ‘Modern World’, the warm drone of the ten-minute instrumental closer ‘Aphrodite’. Shackelford spent a year piecing his debut album together. Recording with him was Lynn Bridges (Devendra Banhart/Dexateens) and the album was mixed by Darrell Thorp (Radiohead/Beck).
Tracks:
1.1 Rome on a Saturday
1.2 Modern World
1.3 Losing Sleep
1.4 Just Another Day
1.5 Alabama Song
1.6 Machine Maker
1.7 It Is What It Is
1.8 Everything Everywhere
1.9 Narcosis
1.10 Aphrodite
