Seis De Mayo
Trey Anastasio · 2004
29 min · 7 tracks · alternative rock
An eclectic blend of improvisational rock and orchestral arrangements that invites deep listening and exploration.
Why this album works
This album is significant for its orchestral compositions, particularly the ambitious track 'Guyute (orchestral)', which highlights Anastasio's versatility and deepens his standing as a composer. While it did not achieve major commercial success, its critical reception marked an important step in his solo career and influenced other musicians seeking to blend rock with orchestral elements.
- Best for
- short bursts of adventurous energy eclectic sound for deep exploration climactic peaks with orchestral depth
- Context
- When 'Seis De Mayo' was released in 2004, Trey Anastasio was transitioning from his role as the frontman of Phish to a solo artist, exploring new musical landscapes. This album followed his self-titled debut album from 2002, showcasing his commitment to artistic experimentation while maintaining elements of his jam band roots.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Green Day· Nine Inch Nails· Moby· Beck· Sonic Youth· R.E.M.· Nirvana· Tori Amos
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Andre the Giant Standout 3:46
- 2 Prologue 2:43
- 3 The Inlaw Josie Wales 2:50
- 4 All Things Reconsidered Standout 3:03
- 5 Coming To 2:57
- 6 Discern (intro) 1:54
- 7 Guyute (orchestral) Standout 11:46
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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