Singiel To Me na antenie hiszpańskiego publicznego radia 3 w programie Multipista Pablo Gila.
Kategoria: recenzje
Stuart Maconie / BBC Radio 6 Music
Singiel „To Me” trafił do kolejnej słynnej audycji BBC Radio 6 Music. Tym razem do legendarnego programu Stuarta Maconie „Freak Zone”.
Biuro Literackie / Sową
„6 listopada premiera nowego tomu Grzegorza Kwiatkowskiego, który domyka trylogię zapoczątkowaną zbiorem Radości (2013), kontynuowaną Spalaniem (2015) i zamkniętą Sową. Intencją autora było i jest, aby te trzy książki wydane w Biurze Literackim były czytane chronologicznie, jedna po drugiej, i aby trylogia złożyła się na rodzaj poetyckiego notatnika, poetyckich migawek spod znaku książki Didi-Hubermana Obrazy mimo wszystko.”
Saby Reyes-Kulkarni
Trupa Trupa w audycji “Feedback Deficiency” amerykańskiego dziennikarza Saby’ego Reyes-Kulkarni.
Recenzja singla To Me – VERYSMALLALBUMREVIEW
„Tiny pieces of precious metals sifting through dirty water in sand.”
Recenzja singla To Me – Austin Town Hall
„Go ahead and name me another band you know from the port Polish town of Gdansk. You can’t? That’s what I thought. Well Gdansk based Trupa Trupa are here to put their town on the map with some solid, and heavy music. Latest single, “To Me”, starts a bit slow, but eventually erupts about a minute in with some of the crunchiest bass lines I’ve ever heard. Bright guitars and somewhat hushed vocals play off the heaviness from the bass to create a powerful track.”
Recenzja koncertu w Lexington – CEEL.ORG.UK
„You know when it’s just been raining very heavily and suddenly the clouds break and the sun shines through? That’s what Trupa Trupa’s music sounds like as intense loud passages give way to gentle quiet interludes. This four-piece from Gdansk were making only their second U.K. appearance but they held the attention of the audience throughout and received warm applause at the end.
Recenzja singla TO ME – Tiny Mix Tapes
„Something I really enjoy about music is challenging myself with what I listen to when I click play. This is complete deflated when I hear someone singing. I just find it more unique when things are lyric-less or plane sampled. Maybe it’s more of a sculpture that way than someone’s middle-school poetry they mid-life crisis’d into a hard rock trope that’s fucking northern European. However (and most importantly), I gave up “rock and roll” long ago in the old Tipp City Post Office basement with Brandon and Nick and Marshall years ago, though, if I were there now with them jamming, we’d totally pump out some tunes like Trupa Trupa’s “To Me.” Snoop the color-soaked video above and believe in a few more Jolly New Songs in October. More to come!”
BBC Radio 6 Music
Singiel To Me ponownie na antenie BBC Radio 6 Music w audycji Toma Ravenscrofta.
Jim McGuinn
„While sometimes hearing rock and roll played from a non-English as first language country can be alarmingly bad or cartoonish, sometimes you hear the most interesting stuff imaginable. One of my favorite discoveries of the past year was digging into a Hungarian band from the ’70s called Illes – who were like the Beatles (or Stones) of Hungary, during the Communist era, and while reflecting the ’60s rock movement also retained elements of their native folk music and launguage. Now it’s 2017, and the world is global and information spreads more easily, so I don’t know that there’s a direct “Polish-ness” to Trupa Trupa, but there is an otherworld and unique vibe the exists in the songs – I’m not sure a band from the UK or US could sound like this. What’s it sounds like? If you take a bit of the Radiohead post-rock and a touch of Pink Floyd with a litte minimalism added in, plus whatever the second language and folk traditions their Polishness must impart, and you get this really interesting thing happening.”
Jim McGuinn jest dyrektorem programowym amerykańskiego publicznego radia The Current.