La Di Da Di
La Di Da Di, a vocal-free collection heavy on repetition, feels like a return to something elemental and specific in Battles' history. It's a satisfyingly clean take on what the band does best after the somewhat chaotic, "various artists" feel of 2011's Gloss Drop.
It is hard at times to pinpoint the exact problems within La Di Da Di.
Battles’ third studio LP _La Di Da Di_ is full of unflinchingly catchy instrumentals.
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It’s just the trio on their tod this time, and fun as it is, album number three is left wanting for focus.
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The New York trio dispense with the singers, but not the fun, on an album of inspired and wide-ranging experimentation
Ian Williams and Dave Konopka continue to transform cartoonishly weird guitar and synthesizer sounds into legitimate vehicles for melody.
Review of Battles new album 'La Di Da Di', available via Warp Records on September 18th via Warp Records. The lead single "FF Bada" is now streaming.
Battles soldiered on through the loss of the visionary Tyondai Braxton five years ago.
La Di Da DiArtist: BattlesGenre: AlternativeLabel: WarpThis third full-length release from Battles contains furious energy and rhythm.