| Reading Rainbow / Mystical Participation |
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| Album: | Mystical Participation | Collection: | General 12" | |
| Artist: | Reading Rainbow | Added: | Jan 2010 | |
| Label: | Single Girl Married Girl | |||
| A-File Activity |
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| Add Date: | 2011-10-30 | Pull Date: | 2011-12-18 |
| Week Ending: | Nov 13 |
| Airplays: | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Feb 02, 2012: | A Family Affair Side A - We Are Too Young | 4. | Jan 05, 2012: | Palo Alto Pop Overthrow Side A - We Are Too Young | |
| 2. | Jan 10, 2012: | fake orangeasm Side B - Feral Kids | 5. | Jan 03, 2012: | Madam Psychosis Side A - We Are Too Young | |
| 3. | Jan 08, 2012: | Everything. Side A - We Are Too Young | 6. | Nov 08, 2011: | madame psychosis Side A - In The City |
| Album Review |
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| glu Reviewed 2011-10-22 | ||
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Awesome philadelphia based indie pop duo. They're earnestly lo-fi with a bit of psych. Pleasant & fuzzy; sun bleached and full of reverb. Most songs plod along at a nice mellow pace. The instrumentals are just guitar and drum. The vocals are very lo-fi/fuzzy; they always seem to be lamenting something. Lots of lyrics about an escape to nature so that might be it. No FCCs RIYL: Generationals, Mika Miko,Best Coast, Vivian Girls, Mexican Summer Most tracks are fairly similar, so take your pick. I like 5,11,2,3,9 1. Slower. Wistful vocals. Dreamy guitar 2.* Fast, guitar strumming. Midtempo, lamenting vocals. Nice, kind of pop-y 3.* A bit of Mika Miko. Light, danceable girl punk 4. super fuzzy, a bit of drone. Melancholic, barely discernible voices. slightly tribal sound 5.* Finally a real pop song! Fuzzy, lazy mid-tempo, incredibly pleasant 6. Quiet start builds into lovely, but sparse, pop 7. 70s pop. A nice guitar groove that channels the B52s or the Bangles 8. Mid-tempo. Unlike most, this has a sunny, optimistic feel 9. Wall of guitar that lasts the entire track. Sweet female vocals 10.* Jangly, aggressive, a bit of punk. They're as good at yelling "No Future" as good as any band. 11.* Uptempo mostly instrumental jam. Touches of synth. Catchy. 12. Glitchy. A bit more psych. Synth and swirling instrumentals. George | ||
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