Delicate

Pink Floyd - Delicate Sound Of Thunder (2020) {2CD Set, Pink Floyd Records ‎PFR36} (Complete Artwork)
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© 2010 Pink Floyd Records ‎| PFR36
Rock / Prog Rock

As remasters go, this is just such an audible splendor that no fan should be without. Gone is the muddy 80's mastering with muffled sound and dulled drums. These two disks (especially with headphones) are a treat to to the senses.

Standalone release for the reworked concert featured in The Later Years
Pink Floyd‘s Delicate Sound of Thunder live album and concert film were restored, remixed and re-edited for last year’s mammoth Later Years box set, but this November will be made available separately, across all major physical formats.

Embracing a self-produced experimental pop that favors both bold, inventive timbres and melodic hooks, guitarist Steve Marion has carved a whimsical niche for himself over the course of four albums as Delicate Steve. Just five months after delivering the holiday release The Christmas Album in November 2018, he continues to explore his growing collection of custom guitars, effects pedals, and synthesizers on his fifth long-player, Till I Burn Up. It takes its title from mishearing the lyrics “tit Alberta” in the Dr. John song “Walk on Guilded Splinters.” Including two briefer interludes, Till I Burn Up presents 12 instrumental tracks in 35 minutes, nearly ideal for his emphasis on hummable pop. Combining spare drum samples, distorted rock tones, blippy ’80s computer sounds, and murky synth voices like no one else in the 2010s, tracks like “Rubber Neck” and the post-punky “Madness” sometimes confuse sound origins.

The music is sheer magic. Beautiful melodies and deep peace in a wonderful mix which brings you to a inner space where it is just nice to be.