With 21 years of existence and 7 albums under their belt, the Californian band Enablers continues to dominate the music scene with an unparalleled fusion of post-rock, noise rock, indie rock, post-punk, and spoken word, clearly inspired by the pioneers of the Beat Generation. After a career marked by successes, it was inevitable that the band would offer us a retrospective of their journey. This is now accomplished with the release of Almost To Who Knows Where, a double album of 31 tracks available on Atypeek Music.
In this opus, the raw power of the beginnings blends with a constant exploration of difference, drawing inspiration from iconic figures of the Beat Generation such as Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac. The lyrics by Pete Simonelli, a worthy heir of this revolutionary literary movement, transport us between ecstasy, anger, and sadness, while the compositions by Joe Goldring (Swans, Toiling Midgets, Touched By A Janitor), Kevin Thomson (Nice Strong Arm, Timco, Touched By a Janitor), and Sam Ospovat (Ava Mendoza, Tune Yards…) enhance this sensory experience.
Almost To Who Knows Where is a work to (re)discover in its entirety, an invitation to delve into the fascinating and profoundly original universe of Enablers, nourished by the most radical and innovative influences of the Beat Generation.
With 21 years of existence and 7 albums under their belt, the Californian band Enablers continues to dominate the music scene with an unparalleled fusion of post-rock, noise rock, indie rock, post-punk, and spoken word, clearly inspired by the pioneers of the Beat Generation. After a career marked by successes, it was inevitable that the band would offer us a retrospective of their journey. This is now accomplished with the release of Almost To Who Knows Where, a double album of 31 tracks available on Atypeek Music.
In this opus, the raw power of the beginnings blends with a constant exploration of difference, drawing inspiration from iconic figures of the Beat Generation such as Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac. The lyrics by Pete Simonelli, a worthy heir of this revolutionary literary movement, transport us between ecstasy, anger, and sadness, while the compositions by Joe Goldring (Swans, Toiling Midgets, Touched By A Janitor), Kevin Thomson (Nice Strong Arm, Timco, Touched By a Janitor), and Sam Ospovat (Ava Mendoza, Tune Yards…) enhance this sensory experience.
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