Subliminal Cherry - Inside The Earth There Is Milk
Released: September 22 Hazy, dreamy, surreal, strange, and comfortable all at the same time, Inside the Earth There is Milk takes the idea of blending pop motifs into an experimental format into new and weird territory. The album realistically contains seven fully-fleshed out tracks sandwiched between a short intro and outro, both of with have the same name as the album. I found these both to be rather poignant as bookending devices, primarily because of the incredibly sparse nature of both. They are almost entirely comprised of vocals, with just the slightest amount of guitar giving a bit of backing. But the soft and almost cavernous sounding presentation of the vocals opens up some vague feeling of a very abstract spirituality. Is this a call to something, or simply a device to invoke intrigue? Regardless, the introductory piece leads beautifully into the next track, “Fading In Front of Me,” which surprisingly feels like my favorite track here. It features those same breathy vocals i...
