Broderick, Heather Woods / Glider
Album: | Glider | Collection: | General | |
Artist: | Broderick, Heather Woods | Added: | Oct 2015 | |
Label: | Western Vinyl |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2015-10-05 | Pull Date: | 2015-12-07 |
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Week Ending: | Dec 6 | Nov 15 | Nov 8 | Nov 1 | Oct 25 | Oct 18 | Oct 11 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 4 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Sep 25, 2021: | Music Casserole (rebroadcast from Dec 5, 2015)
A Call For Distance |
4. | Feb 06, 2016: | Narnia
A Call For Distance |
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2. | Aug 21, 2021: | Music Casserole (rebroadcast from Oct 10, 2015)
A Call For Distance |
5. | Dec 16, 2015: | Home on the Range
Wyoming |
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3. | May 17, 2016: | Life Aquatic
Wyoming |
6. | Dec 12, 2015: | Narnia
Mama Shelter, Up In The Pine |
Album Review
DJ Away
Reviewed 2015-10-03
Reviewed 2015-10-03
Portland-based but generally wayward and often on tour with artists like Efterklang and Sharon Van Etten, Broderick finally set aside time for her second album, and her first in six years. It's a luxurious widescreen experience, a landmark shift from her heartbreakingly minimal debut From the Ground. Elements of shoegaze, post-rock, dream-pop, ambient-folk. Largely a meditation on perpetual travel and the way it's estranged Broderick from loved ones, it's a heavy listen, but it's worth every minute. All songs are great (and slow in tempo), but 1, 2, 4, 6 are excellent places to start. FCC WARNING: 7.
1. *(3:25)—Bright, idyllic, totally lovely with swooning string washes.
2. *(4:28)—Warm, minor-key, fluid. Dub reggae elements mixed seamlessly with soft shoegaze guitar.
3. (3:57)—Starts minimal, with just piano and voice. Builds with string swells and cascading backing vocals.
4. *(3:40)—The loud one, with a heavy Cocteau Twins vibe and a massive shoegaze finale.
5. (3:18)—Another piano-driven piece that builds slowly.
6. *(6:56)—Big string-heavy overture. Strong Julee Cruise vibe from Twin Peaks—dreamy, jazzy, dark. The choruses are just amazing, especially when the soft snare comes in.
7. (4:42)—FCC WARNING (s***). Soft, plucked electric guitar.
8. (3:33)—Gentle, with mainly piano and voice until the bass kicks in for the second half.
9. (6:25)—Starts with quiet guitar and vocals. Turns jazzy and dubby, with a trumpet solo at the end.
1. *(3:25)—Bright, idyllic, totally lovely with swooning string washes.
2. *(4:28)—Warm, minor-key, fluid. Dub reggae elements mixed seamlessly with soft shoegaze guitar.
3. (3:57)—Starts minimal, with just piano and voice. Builds with string swells and cascading backing vocals.
4. *(3:40)—The loud one, with a heavy Cocteau Twins vibe and a massive shoegaze finale.
5. (3:18)—Another piano-driven piece that builds slowly.
6. *(6:56)—Big string-heavy overture. Strong Julee Cruise vibe from Twin Peaks—dreamy, jazzy, dark. The choruses are just amazing, especially when the soft snare comes in.
7. (4:42)—FCC WARNING (s***). Soft, plucked electric guitar.
8. (3:33)—Gentle, with mainly piano and voice until the bass kicks in for the second half.
9. (6:25)—Starts with quiet guitar and vocals. Turns jazzy and dubby, with a trumpet solo at the end.
Track Listing
1. | Up In The Pine | 6. | A Call For Distance | |||
2. | Mama Shelter | 7. | Desert | |||
3. | Fall Hard | 8. | Glider | |||
4. | Wyoming | 9. | All For A Love | |||
5. | The Sentiments | . |