Boris's 'Mabuta no ura', released on 1 January 2005 via Catune, is a sonically diverse and captivating album that spans 40 minutes. This intricate collection of tracks weaves together a complex tapestry of sounds, blending the heavy, distorted riffs of sludge and doom metal with the atmospheric textures of drone and post-rock.
The album's tracklist, featuring songs such as 'Theme', 'A Bao a Qu', and 'The Slow Ripple of a Puddle', showcases Boris's ability to craft immersive and dynamic soundscapes. From the melancholic introspection of 'Your Name' and 'Yesterday Morning' to the swirling, shoegaze-inspired haze of 'Melting Guitar' and 'White Warmth', each track offers a unique perspective on the band's eclectic sound.
Throughout 'Mabuta no ura', Boris seamlessly integrates elements of noise rock and drone, creating a rich, layered listening experience. The stoner rock influences add a heavy, fuzz-laden quality to the album, while the post-rock sensibilities provide a sense of expansive, cinematic scope. With its diverse range of styles and moods, 'Mabuta no ura' is a testament to Boris's innovative and boundary-pushing approach to music.
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