Yin Hwang; Eric Lefebvre; Michaela Pejcochova; Uta Rahmann-Steinert; Hildegard Rui Jiang; Kira Samosyuk; Clarissa Vo Spee Dietrich Reimer (2017) Pehmeäkantinen kirja
Amr El Abbadi (ed.); Gillian Dobbie (ed.); Zhiyong Feng (ed.); Lu Chen (ed.); Xiaohui Tao (ed.); Yingxia Shao (ed.); Yin Springer (2023) Pehmeäkantinen kirja
YĪN YĪN, the highly touted Dutch quartet from Maastricht, returns with a sonically expansive third album Mount Matsu. Recorded collectively in their own studio in the Belgian countryside, the album is a kaleidoscope of sounds and influences, occupying a no man’s land between Khruangbin and Kraftwerk, surf music and Southeast Asian psychedelia, Stax soul and mutant 80s disco, City pop and Japanese instrumental folk (sōkyoku).
Mount Matsu sees YĪN YĪN at their most mature and adventurous stage yet. Infectious pentatonic melodicism calling for multiple rewinds.
