Blog: AWmusic

Sometimes the cold metallic sheen of the loop-based, electronic and beat-laden can be a little too sophisticated in its modernity to transcend its exclusivity to the dance faction, which is a shame, because often the loop-based, electronic and beat laden can be fairly warm and inclusive, without sounding like a field recording of a toolbox being fed into a washing machine. High Places use an emptied-cutlery-draw-falling-o nto-steel-drums kind of percussion, alongside what sometimes sounds like old arcade machines parping in the background, but the organic and human elements of this debut eclipse any consideration of this Brooklyn duo [...]

• High Places - From Stardust To Sentience
• High Places - The Storm