The Invisible - Rispah album download

Rispah', the sophomore album by The Invisible and their first for Ninja Tune, is out now. The album, "a love letter to grief following the passing of singer Dave Okumu's mother, is imbued with an inevitable melancholy but defined by a sense of hope. Throughout, the band reveal their rich creativity and musicianship

Rispah, the new album from The Invisible, is, in the words of singer-guitarist Dave Okumu, a love letter to grief. Mid-way through recording a follow-up to 2009’s Mercury-nominated debut album, Okumu’s mother passed away and the band’s plans and aesthetic were thrown into turmoil. As Okumu remembers it, I couldn't engage with music for a long period. The moment it returned to me was at my mum's funeral, which lasted several days. The Invisible remains closest to the heart of what the trio are about as musicians, though, as the beauty and emotional intelligence of 'Rispah' clearly demonstrates. released June 8, 2012.

The Invisible – Rispah (2012). Posted by NewAlbumReleases. net On July - 15 - 2012. Artist: The Invisible. Format: MP3 320Kbps, FLAC. Previously on NewAlbumReleases. net: June 10, 2016 - The Invisible – Patience (2016)

The Invisible reappear on Ninja Tune for RISPAH, their second album. Their blend of shoegaze, electronics and indie rock grow to fill the space of "Generational" and "Wings. Much like Ninja Tune compatriots Stateless, they occupy that space where hybridity seems only natural; they're layers harmonies linger like traces of mist at night, even when they get more electronic, as with the opening of "Lifeline" or with the beatless linger of "What Happened. A sense of sadness lays over the album, carried mostly in Dave Okumu's echoing vocals.

The Invisible – Rispah. Ninja Tune) UK release date: 11 June 2012. London trio The Invisible’s eponymous debut impressed enough to earn them a Mercury Prize nomination, but it still felt more like a statement of potential than a fully fledged masterpiece. That potential has been realised spectacularly on Rispah, the brilliant, captivating follow-up. The distinctive, mesmeric quality of the group’s sound is still very much intact, but it has been refined and enhanced

Rispah, the 2nd album from The Invisible, is, in the words of singer-guitarist Dave Okumu, a love letter to grief. Archive, Electronic, Album. The Invisible – Patience (2016). The Invisible Hands – The Invisible Hands (2013).

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