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Pop like Autumn leaves, classical melancholy, yet now alternative in its classicism.
Yellowed leaves hanging on a branch, to be picked by a few old enthusiasts who slip them between their favorite pages.
Like a good Red.
A nice guitar work, intertwines that bring to mind the legends Felt, but in the meantime, there has been the shoegaze storm which, seen today, is a return to tradition.
I believe the first Shoegaze band were the Byrds, ask the Ride of the second album.
Anyway, these are steeped in melancholy. It reminds me of a great album by Whipping Boy, "Heartworm". Get that album overwhelmed by trends.
Mazzy Star with pants, Galaxie 500 drifts, a writing style of the grown-up Reid brothers.
A record certainly derivative of many listens, but I love to dig into my memories.
They deserve a lot.
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