“Yard Rock” by indie trio, Acapoco, opens like a standoff in a Western movie with a rhythmic country riff that moves methodically, building tension slowly. Except, in most Westerns, the music typically isn’t cut with a hip-hop beat, and then morphing into psychedelic rock. Lea Herring’s breath practically slithers over the track while guitars swell and fade. One of the standard features of psychedelia is combining sounds and genres that are purposely not meant to cooperate. “Yard Rock” is no exception, when two-thirds of the way through the song, jagged, industrial electronics more appropriate for a Nine Inch Nails song appear from what feels like some dystopian future to scare us half to death. In our Western, I think those two cowboys would be trippin’ out right about now. Enjoy.
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1 responses to “Yard Rock by Acapoco”
Jay Shalakho
September 26th, 2013 at 14:23
Nice write up dude.