Noble Beast is a walk through Andrew Birds head

The Americans Andrew Bird from Ilinois is a musician, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist also. It dominates both the violin, as well as glockenspiel and guitar. At an early age he was taught to him by the Suzuki method to play the violin, later he received the bachelor in violin performance from Northwestern University Ilinois. His first album he released in 1996, but I do not come across Bird in 2007 when his album "Armchair Apocrypha" on Fat Possum Records saw the light of day. With "Noble Beast" is now before his fourth studio album and to make it once again to fascinate us with his violin, his whistling and singing. It is represented everything you know to Andrew Bird and love has learned. The violins, plucked and painted, the guitars, sometimes Folk times bossa nova, sometimes amplified acoustic times, and ... this time also much clapping and experimented a bit with electronics. Furthermore, he gave up his one-man show in favor of a four-piece band, but the particular and fascinating thing about this album is Birds use of language. He repeatedly without having to make any sense syllables and Bird as follows Premisse: "It's not about what the words mean, but they sound". In this sense, listening to Just pure times.