Everywhere And Right Here

Playing like a brighter, happier Mogwai, Everywhere and Right Here continues the Six Parts Seven's exploration of spacey instrumentals, crescendos of mood and emotion, and epic {indie rock}. What You Love You Must Love Now is as poignant as anything by the great instrumental bands Godspeed You Black Emperor! and Sonna, but is marked by a more pronounced Eno influence. Whereas Godspeed songs command attention, Six Parts Seven pieces threaten to disappear into the ether. Being from Ohio, the band has a relatively close proximity to the Chicago {post-rock} scene, but they don't exactly fit into it. Six Parts Seven is looser and less structured than a band like Tortoise. Saving Words for Making Sense is a warm combination of guitar arrangements; sweetly melancholy and decidedly earthbound. Any fan of Sigur Ros would openly embrace the liquid textures and introspection of Everywhere and Right Here. ~ Charles Spano, All Music Guide