The 2003 album "Cale:Drew" is a prime example of Jakob's signature blend of heavy, melodic post-rock. This release showcases their dynamic range and intricate musicianship.
- "Cale:Drew" was recorded and mixed by Chris van de Geer at The Lab in Auckland. The album was released by the band's own label, JAKOB. It features four tracks, clocking in at just under 50 minutes.
- The album was released on August 7, 2003. It followed their critically acclaimed 2001 debut album "Solace".
- "Cale:Drew" cemented Jakob's reputation as a leading force in the post-rock genre, both in New Zealand and internationally. The album's blend of heavy riffs and atmospheric textures drew praise from critics and fans alike.
Jakob are a post-rock band from New Zealand. They are known for their powerful, instrumental soundscapes.
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