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  1. That video is absolutely atrocious but the track's alright. I feel like he's lost a lot of his classic cynicism and he brings out a lot more cliches lately, but the production reminds me of some of my favourite stuff off the first two albums. There's an interesting mix of features on the track list too! 

    Either way, nice to have some new stuff by Skinner in these weird times. 

  2. Wew. This was fun! Thanks for the tip on Polyvinyl. 

    Picked up the following releases, with some completely unknown stuff that was recommended: 

    On Hold by Photay
    Le Treizième Étage by Louis-Jean Cormier
    Esja by Hania Rani
    Alvvays by Alvvays
    Antisocialites by Alvvays
    Quit the Curse by Anna Burch
    Piano:Dismantled by Polypores & Friends
    Incidental Music by W. H. Lung
    buffering juju by dumama + kechou
    Anak Ko by Jay Som
    Everybody Works by Jay Som
    Turn Into by Jay Som
    Their / They're / There by Their / They're / There
  3. Just finished the first listen through. The album slaps. I like it better than The Ooz, but I think that's because this one is a lot more concise and doesn't seem to drag. I get why he did it with the Ooz, but this one is much more digestible in one sitting. 

     

    Highlights: Comet Face, Slinky, Airport Antenatal Airplane, Theme for the Cross and Energy Fleets. I like the more relaxed stuff. 

  4. 12 hours ago, hyperg1ant said:

     

    I guess this one's about his ex-lover from Barcelona. Crazy to think many of the songs on Ooz were about that, and now not so long after he's got a kid and a girlfriend. Life comes at you fast, man. 

    Anyway, great song. The bass line is chunky as hell and I like the overall energy on this one a lot. I do wish he would add more drums to his studio recordings, because the guy who drums for his live shows is incredible. Easy Easy with drums is phenomenal. Excited for Friday! 

  5. I don't know why but I'm so excited for this record. I haven't listened to a lot of this kinda stuff in recent years, but it takes me right back to the "glory days". Ordered a splatter bundle as soon as I saw the news! 

    They seem like really nice guys, as well. Looking forward to the day they make it across the border. 

    Also, hyped that there's an Eames LCW on the cover. 

  6. 6 hours ago, Fowty Dollaz said:

    It's worth it. I have the box, the first box, and a bunch of standalone LPs, and I almost always drag out the box. They sound great.

    Yeah, they really do sound great! And they look pretty too. Would recommend to anyone who's a fan of the band. 

     

    11 hours ago, corey. said:

    I've been wanting to pull the trigger on that for way too long (since it came out) but I literally own every single album and have been too lazy to purchase and sell off the others haha. Maybe this new album will motivate me to sooner than later.

    I only had Conor's solo albums, because most of the Bright Eyes albums are/were fuuuuuucking expensive here. So it was either I paid ~$40-50 per album, or just plunk down $175 on the set. 

  7. 3 hours ago, Ex-Quillette Grifter said:

     

    Already taken care of. I merely wanted to know if anyone else had trouble finding this particular release in a physical store. And if not, if the owner seemed to be aware of it.  That's all. Nothing more, nothing less. Although I should add that part of why I'm asking is because I've talked to multiple shops and they all cited a different release date

    Who hurt you? This is the most un-Canadian response I've ever seen. 

    FWIW, I haven't seen this at local shops either. I would assume it's just not a popular thing to stock, and since it's a 3LP it might be pretty pricey to ship over if it's just gonna sit in the bins. 

  8. 1 hour ago, ethereal said:

    named BNM, can’t wait for the flood of plebs to crawl out of the woodworks... 

    either way, well deserved.

    Man, I can't imagine the feeling of receiving that designation. No matter your opinion of Pitchfork, it must feel great. Good for him! 

    The album has some real highlights, as someone who only ever dabbled with his previous stuff. It's a lot more "pop" than before, but I think it works well here. 

  9. I have an OG copy of this that I found years ago at a local shop, so I can't justify buying it. But the rework track by Kronos Quartet is really lovely! 

    I commented on their post for this announcement asking them to reissue "Finally We Are No One" and they said it sadly wasn't up to them. Someone also left a comment on the album's Discogs page saying FatCat has confirmed there will be a reissue in 2019, but that's been said before and nothing ever happens. 

    Crossing my fingers, toes, arms, legs and balls for it to be true. 
     

  10. I absolutely loved these guys when I was in high school. Their live shows were always so fun and full of energy (especially considering there was only two of them).  I remember seeing them open for the Arctic Monkeys, and fully enjoying their set more than AM. I'm still salty that AM didn't play an encore. 

     

    Anyway, this album was huge for me. I saw them countless other times after the AM show, and I was always trying to get my friends to listen to them. It's too bad this is in GBP though, because with shipping and exchange rates it's way too costly for a single LP :(

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