Press Reviews for I See The Sign
- Touching Extremes
- The Independent
- Pitchfork
- HeadphoneCommute
- Headphonecommute ITV
- Drownedinsound
- PrefixMag
- Magnet
- Phoenix
- Hartfordadvocate
- Their Bated Breath
- Self-titledmag
- PaperMag
- DustedMagazine
- Time Out NY - Sam Amidon at 92YTribeca
- NY Times Critics' Choice
- Obscure Sound
- Crawdaddy Magazine
- MOJO
- Folk Radio
- Skope
- Stereo Subversion
- The Milk Factory
- Spin Magazine
- Boomkat
- All Gigs
- god is in the tv
- Pitchfork
It's been more than a decade since Moby reinvented vintage field recordings as space-age nightclub blues. Sam Amidon works similarly quirky alchemy here, reinventing public-domain songs (plus one modern-day ringer) as rustic mood music for watching distant super-novas explode. But the results have none of the musty aftertaste such a description implies, contrasting pretty sounds with violent lyrical undercurrents. The one contemporary song, R. Kelly's "Relief," fits perfectly alongside oldies from the Georgia Sea Island Singers, even sounding a prayerful note.
Spin Magazine (March 2nd 2010)
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I See The Sign
Released on 19 April 2010
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All is Well
Released on 22 October 2007
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