Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Where Drape in the past has blended noise AND ambience, here the noise is weighted, perforated and the
light is allowed to filter through.
All filters aside, Let There Water Air is Drape shining brightly. Balance and restraint - the soft noise of
guitar, the melodic anchor of carefully chosen piano notes, the occasional metallic reverb and hum, even a
cacophonous (relatively) piano hammering (courtesy of Doug McDiarmid of Why?), and the entwining of guitar
strings with cello strings.
Where Drape in the past has blended noise AND ambience, here the noise is weighted, perforated and the
light is allowed to filter through.
All filters aside, Let There Water Air is Drape shining brightly. Balance and restraint - the soft noise of
guitar, the melodic anchor of carefully chosen piano notes, the occasional metallic reverb and hum, even a
cacophonous (relatively) piano hammering (courtesy of Doug McDiarmid of Why?), and the entwining of guitar
strings with cello strings.
