Sonna / Smile and the World Smiles W/
| Album: | Smile and the World Smiles W/ | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Sonna | Added: | Apr 2003 | |
| Label: | Temporary Residence Ltd. | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2003-10-06 | Pull Date: | 2003-12-08 |
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| Week Ending: | Nov 16 | Oct 26 | Oct 19 | Oct 12 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jun 30, 2022: | deep storage
Open Ended |
4. | Nov 18, 2008: | I once was Canadian
Frone Taj |
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| 2. | Apr 03, 2010: | lost and found
Open Ended |
5. | May 16, 2006: | Mr. Silverback's Wild Ride
Frone Taj |
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| 3. | May 12, 2009: | auditory shadowboxing: flyweight champions of olde timey radio
One Most Memorable |
6. | May 05, 2005: | One Tall Canadian
One Most Memorable |
Album Review
angi
Reviewed 2003-09-08
Reviewed 2003-09-08
sonna - smile and the world smiles with you
this is certainly not an album for the short-attention spanned - most tracks here clock in at over 5 min. considering the lack of vocals on a supposed rock album, sonna fills up the time nicely by creating beautiful, complex washes of sounds (not unlike mogwai). perfect for lying in bed in the dark with the stereo turned way up. i liked the more minimal ones best: #2, #3, #5 and #6 (if you have the time for it) is well worth a listen.
1 - frantic drums and layers of guitars. at times chaotic sounding but pretty neat stuff.
2 - languid and pretty with a dash of twang. think of relaxing on a porch swing on a hot summer day.
3 - brian eno would be proud. this sounds like something off "music for airports" but with a fuzzy static-like drone in the back.
4 - this one has a more prominent melody that is carried throughout. i don't really have much to say for this one.
5 - quietly reflective and wonderfully understated
6 - wow! nearly 11 min of rock! you really have to think of this as a short story that gets more and more intriguing as you go along.
this is certainly not an album for the short-attention spanned - most tracks here clock in at over 5 min. considering the lack of vocals on a supposed rock album, sonna fills up the time nicely by creating beautiful, complex washes of sounds (not unlike mogwai). perfect for lying in bed in the dark with the stereo turned way up. i liked the more minimal ones best: #2, #3, #5 and #6 (if you have the time for it) is well worth a listen.
1 - frantic drums and layers of guitars. at times chaotic sounding but pretty neat stuff.
2 - languid and pretty with a dash of twang. think of relaxing on a porch swing on a hot summer day.
3 - brian eno would be proud. this sounds like something off "music for airports" but with a fuzzy static-like drone in the back.
4 - this one has a more prominent melody that is carried throughout. i don't really have much to say for this one.
5 - quietly reflective and wonderfully understated
6 - wow! nearly 11 min of rock! you really have to think of this as a short story that gets more and more intriguing as you go along.
Track Listing
| 1. | Frone Taj | 4. | The Right Age | |||
| 2. | Open Ended | 5. | Smile | |||
| 3. | One Most Memorable | 6. | And the World Smiles W/ You |