Obscure Sound — Australian composer and producer Dan Webb draws on Taoist and Buddhist ideas of death and rebirth for his fifth album, Lion Dance, an instrumental collaboration with musicians whose credits span work with Prince, David Bowie, Radiohead, Thundercat, and the Rolling Stones. Written following Webb’s move from Melbourne to Singapore, the record moves through psychedelic rock, jazz, electronic experimentation, and funk. “Soup on the Bridge of Oblivion” opens the album with wonderfully expressive charisma, expanding from sturdy rhythms and sporadic yet impactful guitars into a more full-bodied fervor, with brassy grandiosity and bursting, soaring psych-rock guitars melding with artful entrancement. Conceptually,
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