One State Two State

Light Footwork, The
Self-Release
General | May 2007

Reviews

canuck
Reviewed 2007-05-12
LOCAL (Palo Alto/ Redwood City) indie pop. Male + female vocals on many songs. Multi-parted tunes that fit together well (but that makes the tracks hard to describe). This often gets compared to Beulah and it makes sense. Bill Swan (Beulah) even plays trumpet on a couple tracks. This is a good record.
-Adrian
my picks: 3. 2, 5, 8
1. mid-tempo.
2. med-tempo. nice lead guitar melody. catchy chorus.
3. the extra-catchy single (if there were one). alternates sparse full-on.
4. mid tempo. ends with toy piano and filtered vocals.
5. med-slow. goes along at this speed, then switches to a fast-time part.
6. mid-tempo. nice interweaved guitar and bass parts.
7. med-fast. fast trading vocal part near the end. ends with rumbling drums and feedback.
8. nice fuzz pop chorus.
9. noisy with far away vocals
10. mid-tempo. nice background acoustic guitar parts and build-up pre-chorus.
11. mid-tempo. nice trumpet parts in the breakdown.

Recent airplay

The Art Of Everyday Communication, Part I
At Your Local DiveJul 12, 2007
Mensa, Az
It's ArbitraryJul 07, 2007
The Art Of Everyday Communication, Part I
Where the Girls AreJul 04, 2007
The Art Of Everyday Communication, Part I
At Your Local DiveJun 28, 2007
The Art Of Everyday Communication, Part I
Where the Girls AreJun 27, 2007
The Art Of Everyday Communication, Part I
I once was canadianJun 20, 2007

Charting

2007-05-13 — 2007-07-15
Week EndingAirplays
Jul 15 1
Jul 8 2
Jul 1 2
Jun 24 2
Jun 17 1
Jun 10 1
Jun 3 1
May 27 5

Track listing

1. Pirate Karate
2. Coastlines Are Landmines
3. The Art Of Everyday Communication, Part I
4. Rapture Good Rupture Bad
5. Exit Row
6. Better Bow-Legged Than No-Legged
7. Conque On, Conquistador
8. Mensa, Az
9. $$
10. Yellow Smoke Of Progress
11. Docomo