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[prog-rock] (2019) Chon - Chon [FLAC,Tracks] [DarkAngie]

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(2019) Chon - Chon


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Having toured with monumental acts like Circa Survive and Coheed and
Cambria in the midst of supporting their first two well-received LPs, Californian quartet CHON currently stand as one of
the biggest names in instrumental progressive/ math rock. Comprised of drummer Nathan Camarena, bassist Esiah Camarena,
and guitarists Mario Camarena and Erick Hansel, their breezy blend of interlocking guitar patterns and dynamically
innovative rhythms is always captivating (if also monotonous and formulaic overall). For better or worse, their new
self-titled outing is no exception. Arguably even calmer and more soothing than its predecessors, Chon is another richly
intricate yet inviting collection that fits the summer season. (Just don’t be surprised if it starts to feel
repetitious before long.) Appropriately, opener “Ghost” establishes the vibe of Chon well and ranks as one of its
top pieces. Following an introductory portion of steady beats and entwined six-string embroideries, feisty syncopation
gives way to panicked yet playful guitar lines over soft strums and bass lines. It’s an arresting combination, for
sure, and fortunately, subsequent tracks like “Cloudy”, “Gift”, and closer “Peace” uphold that aesthetic
alongside a bit more electronic manipulation and spirited movement from Esiah Camarena. Oddly enough, those imaginative
syntheses conjure environments both earthly and otherworldly, which is consistently enticing. Elsewhere, CHON infuse the
LP with more vigor and variety. For instance, “Petal” is simultaneously inspiring and remorseful by juxtaposing
clean arpeggios and chords with piercing guitar taps, challenging percussion, and gruff riffs. Afterward, “Pitch
Dark” bookends its mellow middle with a touch of tape hiss and some truly haunting acoustic guitar constructions; as
such, it’s a great exercise in conflicting attitudes and techniques. From there, “Rosewood” is faintly mesmerizing
and hyperactive as it ventures toward its final warm settlement of restrained instrumentation beneath a crackling fire.
That stillness makes the initial bursts of follow-up “If” more impactful, and luckily, it sustains that edge until
it, like “Rosewood”, concludes with natural sounds and subdued playing. As for “Spike” and “Dead Ends”, they
act as a one-two punch of alternating moods (frenzied picking and syncopation vs. easygoing percussion and welcomingly
serene guitarwork). The penultimate “Thanks” is likely among the most technical transcriptions of the set, with
highly temperamental rhythmic shifts guiding the guitarists’ myriad changes (which include a nice splash of acoustic
nostalgia in-between their electric exuberances). It’s quite invigorating. Taken on its own, each composition on Chon
is well worth its weight; however, and as is often the case with albums like this, they begin to feel too similar and
benign when combined in sequence. In fact, it’s even difficult to write about some of them because they lack
sufficient individuality. Without a doubt, CHON have a generally winning method, but they rely on it a bit too closely
and commonly to allow all 12 arrangements to stand on their own. Rather, they pen two or three templates and then
slightly alter them three or four times each. While many acts in this vein can fall into that trap, it’s abundantly
pronounced and transparent here nonetheless. Still, Chon deserves more favor than not due to its consistently impressive
musicianship and adventurously balmy essence. The quartet undoubtedly continues to perfect their formula with this third
full-length effort, and while that chemistry is limited in terms of scope and textures, it’s still very pleasing in at
least small doses. Fans of the quartet’s previous work—as well as instrumental rock in a broader sense—will surely
find plenty to enjoy about it. Just don’t expect anything especially diverse or daring along the way.





Tracklist:
01 - Ghost
02 - Cloudy
03 -
Gift
04 - Visit
05 - Petal
06 - Pitch Dark
07 - Rosewood
08 - If
09 - Spike
10 - Dead
Ends
11 - Thanks
12 - Peace


Summary:
Country:
USA
Genre: prog-rock


Media Report:
Source: CD
Format: FLAC
Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode: Variable
Bit rate: ~
789-917 Kbps
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits

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