Pitchfork, today, posted a review of the newest album from Balmorhea, All is Wild, All is Silent. Balmorhea will be performing with Tiny Vipers and Koen Holtkamp at LPR on June 26. Get your tickets here.

“Settler”– the multi-movement opener of Balmorhea’s third album, All Is Wild, All Is Silent– serves as much as a proclamation as it does a piece of music: A galloping piano line lifts high and wide, and strings push up from both sides. A razor-thin electric guitar and fleet drums add bulk from beneath just before the song’s first half empties into silence, the piano notes scattering through the tape like fireworks across a dark sky. A finger-picked acoustic guitar returns, peaking from beneath the ashes before springing into big, open chords. This time, a larger, more emphatic ensemble joins, offering handclaps alongside a kickdrum and chanted harmonies around the rhythm. Balmorhea– formerly so quiet and subtle, a duo plus guests– suddenly feel like a large choir stomping and singing behind their minister’s springtime revival…