Perhaps Khruangbin makes music like it sounds in the elevators and supermarkets of heaven. At least, if you're not hoping for a permanently open beer tap and the
Toppers into eternity. A warmly meandering surf guitar that occasionally takes a mystical oriental scale, crispy and slightly funky, downtempo drums, a deep bass and rustically whispered choruses that sing to you that all is well. Houston
… trio Khruangbin returns on A La Sala to the sound that miraculously made them great in a noisy world. A La Sala sounds unhurried and meditative and makes you dream away to wherever you want to go. Khruangbin says it's good. (MR)more
