Deactivations New York, New York
Electric trio's scientific progress goes "Bzzt"
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Top-notch production and the inclusion of saxophones add so much to this wonderfully spacey record, with some resemblance to Joshua Tree-era U2, but much more shoegazey. You can also hear some beautiful male/female harmonic vocals interspersed throughout,m. Hard to pick just one favorite song, especially when everything flows together so well! Also, the instrumental tracks (Herons, Ducks) are particularly evocative. Overall an incredibly enjoyable listen on frequent rotation.
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The Philly rock juggernaut's debut LP is finally here, an electric rallying cry led, as always, by Tina Halladay's powerful voice.
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WALL's debut LP is also their last, as the band is no more - bittersweet. Experimental post-punk that works in light & shade.
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Thank you very much for the code. Electronic is great album!
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