Vermillion Sands Treviso, Italy
Treviso, Italy’s Vermillion Sands sound like they could be the house band at the dystopian oceanside resort that features prominently in the J.G. Ballard short story collection from which the group takes their name.
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This is a totally mesmerizing album. It;s really special, and feels like a beautiful melancholic painting (if that makes any sense). Amongst singer-songwriters, very few have such a distinctive style of there own.
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a couple of daze into the social isolation, I found this tune, and I recognised it from the time when I walked into a disco, and it was so good, so well here we are.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UQYoHK5TD4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAfeYMONj9E
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Inner Journey Out
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The band's finest album to date. A def must for any fan of Psych rock with a little country, blues and gospel thrown in the mix. Hope Sandoval does guest vocals in the song "I don't mind". The album closer "fade me out" is very eerie. RIP Tres. Another great talent taken from us too soon this year.
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Four Singles
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Four speaker-melting singles from New York's premiere "live techno" outfit, descended from vintage synthwave, deep house, and dance punk.
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Walk Thru Me
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Lou Barlow & John Davis return as Folk Implosion, with 10 more songs that are sweetly tuneful.
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In the fragmented musical landscape of the 2020's, I do not know what is considered a classic, but this should be.
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