The second album from this artist from Australia.
JB Fairfield plays all instruments himself. That is bass, keyboards, guitars, vocals and a lot of electronics.
I am reviewing his four albums this year. The two remaining reviews to follow later this month.
JB Fairfield went neo-classical music on the debut album.
On AtOneMent, he has gone in another, total different direction.
We are well into the singer/songwriter genre on this album.
There are some psych rock, read Pink Floyd and some neo-prog influences here too. But most of the music is based on vocals and is in the songs tradition.
These three quarters of an hour worth of music is decent enough. The highlights is the instrumental parts. The vocals is decent enough but the quality of the music on this album leaves a lot to be desired.
Check out this album it this sound like your cup of tea.
2 points
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