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(2018) Straya - Sobereyed


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…Minnesota “rock quartet” Straya have a preternatural
understanding of this phenomenon. It helps when you have two very different singers trading duties and a classically
trained rhythm section at your disposal, but they deserve the credit no less. It’s almost foolish to try and list
all the genres at play across Sobereyed’s 60 minutes. It has to be experienced, not just described. The band
employ guest vocals, cornet solos, and a stellar production team, smartly surrounding themselves with players that also
couldn’t care less about which genre is at play. 
The results of this show themselves across the length of
Sobereyed and within each song. Although their 2016 EP I Don’t Know What Anyone Is Talking About Anymore sounded
wonderful, its 2 tracks suffered from being 180 degrees apart. Not so on Sobereyed. “Acoustic Song (for rock
quartet and fixed media)” contains working transitions between krautrock, minimalism, and folk. The waveform alone
is a thing of beauty, with brief peaks that break up the wind chime drone and, eventually, a veritable pop tune towards
the end. The acoustic guitar is washed out by arrhythmic drumming and hazy sound collages. Featuring some of the
album’s only discernible lyrics from Cody Nelson, it’s a necessary palette cleanser for the rest of the
records teeth.
“Leach” operates similarly, but in a violent context. Toby Ramaswamy’s hemiola
drum pattern and Sanjeev Mishra’s pained screams pollinate the tracks first act. Under an atmosphere of
razor-sharp synths and distortion, the song serves as a reminder of the screamo proclivities of the Twin Cities DIY
scene which birthed a then college-aged Straya. Similar to Pile or Deafheaven, the band only employ aggression when
artistically necessary. They don’t scream or use drones just because they can. They use them in service of the
album’s arc.
In the wake of its immensely rewarding instrumentals, Sobereyed sadly lacks a lyrical
narrative. With so many vocalists and styles at play, it’s hard to know what the band are talking about. Closing
track “K.” seeks to wrap up the themes anyway, piecing together the album’s other track titles to
tell a story about wishing someone would shut up. “Your knowledge is no credential here/Your tongue is
nothing,” wails Nelson.
This expressionist doctrine, albeit puzzling, is also a positive. It’s
possible Straya didn’t want to impart a specific tale. The more important takeaway here is the band’s
insistence that its litany of elements and production ideas can work succinctly together. In an almost magical way,
Sobereyed bursts open like a Pandora’s Box of flavors. “Timid” appears at first as only a slight
furtherance of the band’s pseudo-emo early tracks, but quickly morphs into something more serious and visceral.
Much of the humor from 2015’s Healthy Steps is absent, but there’s good reason why.
As it were, the
record is more healing than it is a description of our despicable political landscape. Sobereyed is a purgatory between
the seriousness of culture abuse and daily life. Yes, the drumbeats get aggressive on “Timid,” but they take
several minutes to coerce you into the record before they hit. Many tracks share these inviting qualities, making
Sobereyed a lived-in world. Whether you’re swirling around in the jazz cacophony of “A Laugh” or
reading deep into the monologue on “K.,” this is a record that’s unflinching in its ability to pull
you in and keep you there.
There’s a paradoxical relationship between the record’s front and back
halves. “Timid” and “Leach” each set the tone for their particular sections, similar to
Radiohead’s use of “Everything In Its Right Place” and “Optimistic” on Kid A.
Sobereyed’s front half is just that – a sober and mostly instrumental chunk of four sound experiments made
possible in part by multi-instrumentalist Mark Engelmann, who tacks an academic edge onto the rest of the bands more
urgent components. The back half has more “rock” songs and more lyrics even though duties are split between
three different singers across its 30 minutes.
This record’s compact character can’t be understated.
All music seeks to tell a story to some extent, but Straya stand apart. There’s not an exposition or external
narrative distracting the listener from what’s on display. Everything takes place within its run time. Recorded
over the course of much of 2017 and smartly gracing the scene during Minnesota’s bitter Winter (take note, Justin
Vernon), it looks like a scene of a Minneapolis national park during the colder months: serene and peaceful from afar
like the cool breeze on “Acoustic Song,” but harsh and chilling when viewed up close during the mid-section
of “K.”’s metal influence.
Sobereyed ends abruptly in the middle of a Fender rhodes riff.
It’s not as if the band had run out of ideas as much as that the record had said its piece. The elements bumped
together in the furnace of “Leach,” and took their quantum journey to a larger landscape in which the micro
and macro of album world-building each had their turns. Nothing is left to be said. Verbal descriptors are dwarfed in
the wake of Straya’s voluminous second record, one that proves that the band understand the rules of genre while
simultaneously shattering them all.





Tracklist:
01 - Timid.flac
02 - Acoustic Song (for rock quartet and fixed
media).flac
03 - Hollowring.flac
04 - Made Lighter.flac
05 - Leach.flac
06 - A Laugh.flac
07 -
Tongue Is Nothing.flac
08 - K.flac


Summary:
Country:
USA
Genre: post-rock


Media Report:
Source              
            : CD
Format                           : FLAC
Format/Info                      : Free Lossless
Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode                    : Variable
Bit rate                         : ~
580-890 Kbps
Channel(s)                       : 2 channels
Sampling rate                    : 44.1 KHz
Bit depth                        : 16 bits

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