photos courtesy of Albert Hildebrand
The beautiful interpolating shape shifting of "Search for No One" by Copenhagen based, Danish noise rock trio The Entrepreneurs, moves flawlessly from screaming alt rock to dreamy post rock in surprising ways. I love the sonic breathe and scope here and for a lot of alt rock bands the emphasis seems to be only on unrelenting pummeling. Here, from the onset, the uneasy, anxious, sort of stalking metal core-esque, meets industrial punk feels darkly magnetic and fully drew me easily in. The sonics here from the booming drums to the bass and guitar attacks feel exquisitely artful and darkly cool. The totally unexpected surprise, the pivotal shift at around 2:43 falling into dreamy art rock narratives and bathed in psychedelic tropicalia is moody and gorgeous as singer/guitarist Mathias Bertelsen is able to handle the beautiful falsettos with ease after earlier gracing us with a proper alt rock growl. Tonally, attitudinally it is like Tropical Fuck Storm or Tomahawk effortlessly transforming into Pond or Radiohead midstream. Yes, lovers of the sonic arts, something amazing is happening here.
"Search for No One" is from The Entrepreneurs' upcoming album, "Sky Forever".
Search for No One" is from The Entrepreneurs' upcoming album, "Sky Forever"!
LINER NOTES:
The Entrepreneurs started out as a duo when bass player Anders Hvass and singer/guitarist Mathias Bertelsen met in their teens starting high school in northern Denmark. They grew up in Thy, a rural region of Denmark, known for its creative environment and progressive youth culture, despite - or maybe because of - its remote location. As they grew older and craved new impressions, they moved across the country to Copenhagen where they met Jonas Wetterslev, who became their drummer. After touring extensively with their debut EP, the trio gained a reputation as one of the fiercest live bands in Denmark bringing their aesthetically rich and experimental take on some of rock’s most significant subgenres like punk, grunge and post-rock to stages around Europe.
-Robb Donker Curtius
https://theentrepreneurs.bandcamp.com/
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The Entrepreneurs started out as a duo when bass player Anders Hvass and singer/guitarist Mathias Bertelsen met in their teens starting high school in northern Denmark. They grew up in Thy, a rural region of Denmark, known for its creative environment and progressive youth culture, despite - or maybe because of - its remote location. As they grew older and craved new impressions, they moved across the country to Copenhagen where they met Jonas Wetterslev, who became their drummer. After touring extensively with their debut EP, the trio gained a reputation as one of the fiercest live bands in Denmark bringing their aesthetically rich and experimental take on some of rock’s most significant subgenres like punk, grunge and post-rock to stages around Europe.
-Robb Donker Curtius
THE FACTS AS WE KNOW THEM
https://theentrepreneurs.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/theentrepreneursmusic/
https://www.facebook.com/theentrepreneursmusic
https://twitter.com/entrepreneursdk
The Entrepreneurs started out as a duo when bass player Anders Hvass and singer/guitarist Mathias Bertelsen met in their teens starting high school in northern Denmark. They grew up in Thy, a rural region of Denmark, known for its creative environment and progressive youth culture, despite - or maybe because of - its remote location. As they grew older and craved new impressions, they moved across the country to Copenhagen where they met Jonas Wetterslev, who became their drummer. After touring extensively with their debut EP, the trio gained a reputation as one of the fiercest live bands in Denmark bringing their aesthetically rich and experimental take on some of rock’s most significant subgenres like punk, grunge and post-rock to stages around Europe.
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