/Post-rock, Post-metal,
Epic, Experimental rock, Art rock/
Comment: Nanaki is recently minimized into the
solo project of Mikie Daugherty, being known as the guitarist of Postcode from
Great Britain creating post-punk and shoegaze influenced alternative rock. Nanaki
is obviously dissimilar case because these 12 compositions represented over
there reveal Daugherty`s spot on epic and majestic post-rock progressions –
interactions between bold guitar layers and doleful pianos, symphonized synths
and some programmed rhythms and intoxicating digitized noises here and there. For
instance, listen to such a track as There's
No Such Thing As Good which is…(very) good on its own involving a
mesmerizing synth glide over epic yet slightly glowering guitar timbres. Frequently
these layers change mood to evolve into more overwhelming post-metal hits. Of
course, it is essential to find out those odds and ends in his music which make
sense in addition to the aforementioned elements. Ultimately it can be said it
is a decorous and satisfactory issue.
