Review: Leno Lovecraft - EP #1
Monday 7th March, 2011 4:55PM
Leno Lovecraft’s debut EP is an overtly luminous record, which follows a path well travelled by fellow A Low Hum alumni. Their obsession with the colourful sounds of keyboards and the familiarly claustrophobic confines of their bedrooms has resulted in a belief that anything is possible with the resources at their disposal. From start to finish EP #1 is especially indebted to Disasteradio, who along with Golden Axe is the flag bearer for this genre in New Zealand. Where Lovecraft differs from his forbearers is in his vision. His material, while less dense than his offshore counterparts, comes fully realised and with an agenda beyond getting from point A to point B.
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