"Night and the weekend" is, as suggested by its title, an album to be listened to in quiet and comfort. More than the pleasure of listening to it and the aparent simplicity of its tracks, West Point suggests physical comfort to truly enjoy this "Night and the weekend". The slow and patient way in which the various themes evolve (with emphasis on "Whereabouts" and "Ground") warms those that have cuddled up close to West Point's fireplace.
The joint venture between a more acustic basis and another with firm roots in electronic music is uncompromising, and perhaps because of just that, it is also balanced and complementary. Piano sounds are constant, at times discretely and at other times in prominence, completing and spicying other instruments, whilst the balanced rythmic component softens the dramatic feeling that might have damaged the final outcome.
"Night and the weekend" feels like being listened to in that most comfortable place in our lives Hugo Pedro
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