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Title: Beyond novelty, it becomes sublime
Review: Rothko's claim to "fame" would be their arrangements.... this trio operates strictly with basses, no guitars, no drums. How surprising is it then that they've completely dodged an American distribution deal with Kranky somehow, and this album is only available as a pricey import to Americans? Despite this minor hitch, the album is quite good. It meanders along at just the right pace, and there are enough extra bonuses here and there such as some production assistance from Jon Tye (Twisted Science), trumpet and flute on various other tracks. The first song may be misleading with its wistful vocals, as the rest of the album is more easygoing and instrumental. Fans of artists such as Labradford, Windy and Carl, and the whole Kranky Records roster would probably enjoy Rothko's "40 Years" album. If droney, beatless melancholy is your bag, this is for you.
