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17 de feb. de 2011 · After recording four albums and three EPs under the name Post-Foetus, Wiesenfeld’s debut album as Baths, Cerulean, represents a new chapter in his musical life. The California native is no stranger to the recording scene; he has been creating music since he was 14 years old.
6 de jul. de 2020 · A decade after Cerulean’s release, Will Wiesenfeld’s romantic drama has only grown more powerful. The surface of Baths’ Cerulean is so pristine as to evoke every Hyrulean idyll you’ve ever fantasized about; beneath it boils a sea of anger, anger that might not look like anger because it’s not expressed in the way we’re ...
9 de jul. de 2010 · L.A. producer Will Wiesenfeld incorporates the woozy pitch-shifted samples of local beatmaking peers into surprisingly affecting songs. Is there too much of a good thing going on in Los Angeles...
Will Wiesenfeld derives his current alias from his childhood memory of taking in art and music by dwelling on it in his bathtub, which he claims he was very fond of. Baths released the debut album Cerulean under Anticon in 2010. He recorded the entire album in two months from his bedroom.
28 de may. de 2013 · Vocally, Wisenfeld was a bit player on Cerulean, and often would whisper sweet little love notes: “Please tell me you need me,” “I still smell you, distance aside.” On “Ironworks,” he likens...
29 de may. de 2013 · By the time Baths started doing press for his previous record, Cerulean, in 2010, he was already interested in broaching bleaker sounds: “It’s looking to be a lot darker and a lot more, sort of, insular and… creepy,” Wiesenfeld told us of the record that would eventually become Obsidian.
5 de feb. de 2011 · Last year, he released the Baths debut album Cerulean to critical acclaim; making end-of-year top ten lists around the world, including here at The Blue Indian. Wiesenfeld is just kicking off an tour of the East Coast and William Haun spoke to him as he was packing for the tour.
