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Beach House – B-Sides And Rarities [New Vinyl LP] Digital Download

Beach House – B-Sides And Rarities [New Vinyl LP] Digital Download Artist: Beach House Title: B-Sides And Rarities Format: Vinyl LP Genre: Rock UPC: 098787120516 Release Date: 2017 Record Label: Sub Pop Album TracksDISC 1:1. Chariot2. Baby3. Equal Mind4. Used to Be (2008 Single Version)5. White Moon (Itunes Session Remix)6. Baseball Diamond7. Norway (Itunes Session Remix)DISC 2:1. Play the Game2. The Arrangement3. Saturn Song4. Rain in Numbers5. I Do Not Care for the Winter Sun6. 10 Mile Stereo (Cough Syrup Remix)7. Wherever You Go Vinyl LP pressing including digital download. This 2017 compilation contains every song Beach House – AKA Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand – has made that does not exist on one of their albums. The band explains: When we announced that we were releasing a B-sides and rarities album, someone on Twitter asked, «B-sides record? Why would Beach House put out a B-sides record? Their A-sides are like B-sides.» This random person has a point. Our goal has never been to make music that is explicitly commercial. Over the years, as we have worked on our six LPs, it wasn’t the «best» or most catchy songs that made the records, just the ones that fit together to make a cohesive work. Accordingly, our B-sides are not songs that we didn’t like as much, just ones that didn’t have a place on the records we were making.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

DEPRESSION CHERRY [LP] NEW VINYL

Additional Information from InnerSleeve Product Description It’s easy for artists in any medium to be seduced into believing their latest project must be more elaborate than what came before. On Depression Cherry, however, Beach House reject the notion that bigger is inherently better. Where Bloom took their crystalline dream pop to lavish heights, these songs revisit the simpler approach of Beach House and Devotion. While it’s a bold choice, the results are delicate: even by Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand’s standards, these songs are remarkably poignant and insular. Throughout the album, the duo conjures a feeling of intimacy surrounded by vastness, with «Space Song»‘s arpeggiated keyboards suggesting stars shooting through an endless sky. Beach House’s return to the unabashedly artificial sound of their early albums is a potent reminder of how well they contrast with Legrand’s lush, empathetic vocals; on «Bluebird,» she sings «I would not ever try to capture you» over a busy rhythm that calls attention to how clunky and mechanical it is. Her ability to sound at once comforting and heartbreaking on the bookends «Levitation» and «Days of Candy» speaks to the sensuous nature of Depression Cherry’s, and Beach House’s, melancholy; it’s like a flavor or color that can be savored, even in its simplest incarnations. Scally and Legrand reintroduce some of Bloom’s fullness on «PPP» — which almost sounds like it was produced by Phil Spector compared to the rest of the album — and «Sparks,» which with its dense keyboards and cooing vocal harmonies could be a collaboration between Stereolab and My Bloody Valentine. Elsewhere, the influence of the duo’s more recent work is more subtle, revealing itself in the sophisticated minimalism of songs such as «10:37.» While it may not be as immediately inviting as Bloom or Teen Dream, Depression Cherry is more than just an admirable exercise in challenging conventional notions of success. It’s a grower that demands and rewards close listening — especially under headphones, where it unfolds like a spell cast just for the listener. ~ Heather Phares About InnerSleeve We offer unbeatable prices, quick shipping times and a wide selection of vinyl. Purchases come with a 30-day Satisfaction Guarantee (minus Shipping & Handling fees) on all unopened products. All items are from licensed Distributors. We do not deal with any Bootleg or Used items!

DEPRESSION CHERRY [LP] NEW VINYL

Additional Information from Movie Mars Product Description It’s easy for artists in any medium to be seduced into believing their latest project must be more elaborate than what came before. On Depression Cherry, however, Beach House reject the notion that bigger is inherently better. Where Bloom took their crystalline dream pop to lavish heights, these songs revisit the simpler approach of Beach House and Devotion. While it’s a bold choice, the results are delicate: even by Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand’s standards, these songs are remarkably poignant and insular. Throughout the album, the duo conjures a feeling of intimacy surrounded by vastness, with «Space Song»‘s arpeggiated keyboards suggesting stars shooting through an endless sky. Beach House’s return to the unabashedly artificial sound of their early albums is a potent reminder of how well they contrast with Legrand’s lush, empathetic vocals; on «Bluebird,» she sings «I would not ever try to capture you» over a busy rhythm that calls attention to how clunky and mechanical it is. Her ability to sound at once comforting and heartbreaking on the bookends «Levitation» and «Days of Candy» speaks to the sensuous nature of Depression Cherry’s, and Beach House’s, melancholy; it’s like a flavor or color that can be savored, even in its simplest incarnations. Scally and Legrand reintroduce some of Bloom’s fullness on «PPP» — which almost sounds like it was produced by Phil Spector compared to the rest of the album — and «Sparks,» which with its dense keyboards and cooing vocal harmonies could be a collaboration between Stereolab and My Bloody Valentine. Elsewhere, the influence of the duo’s more recent work is more subtle, revealing itself in the sophisticated minimalism of songs such as «10:37.» While it may not be as immediately inviting as Bloom or Teen Dream, Depression Cherry is more than just an admirable exercise in challenging conventional notions of success. It’s a grower that demands and rewards close listening — especially under headphones, where it unfolds like a spell cast just for the listener. ~ Heather Phares About Movie Mars All items are Brand New. We offer unbeatable prices, quick shipping times and a wide selection second to none. Purchases come with a 30-day Satisfaction Guarantee (minus Shipping & Handling fees) on all unopened products. All items are from licensed Distributors. We do not deal with any Bootleg or Used items!

The Shins – Oh Inverted World (20th Anniversary Remaster) [New Vinyl LP]

The Shins – Oh Inverted World (20th Anniversary Remaster) [New Vinyl LP] Artist: The Shins Title: Oh Inverted World (20th Anniversary Remaster) Format: Vinyl LP Genre: Rock UPC: 098787141511 Release Date: 2021 Record Label: Sub Pop Album Tracks1. Caring Is Creepy2. One By One All Day3. Weird Divide4. Know Your Onion!5. Girl Inform Me6. New Slang7. The Celibate Life8. Girl on the Wing9. Your Algebra10. Pressed in a Book11. The Past and Pending Deluxe vinyl LP pressing. Oh, Inverted World, the earth-shattering, indie-rock-redefining 2001 debut album by The Shins, is presented here in it’s finest form, dressed up all nice for it’s 20th birthday. The classic tunes get new life by way of a full remastering job under band leader James Mercer’s watchful eye, the art is given a little extra zest via a die-cut jacket and a classy inner sleeve, and the package is rounded off with a big ol’ booklet with vintage photos, handwritten lyrics, and more. The music, of course, is obviously essential. Aside from a friendly reminder that this is the album with the smash hit «New Slang,» as heard in the hit movie Garden State, we just need to note that the remastering job truly makes this the album James Mercer always wanted it to be. Never quite satisfied with the sonics of the original, Mercer took the 20th anniversary of the album as his opportunity to finally set the (literal!) record straight. And the results sound stellar: great for new fans, and well worth the attention of those already on board!© DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.