Paleo / A View Of The Sky
| Album: | A View Of The Sky | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Paleo | Added: | Oct 2010 | |
| Label: | Partisan Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2010-11-14 | Pull Date: | 2011-01-16 |
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| Week Ending: | Dec 12 | Dec 5 | Nov 21 |
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| Airplays: | 3 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Dec 09, 2010: | And Other Useful Bibles
Good Blood |
4. | Dec 02, 2010: | And Other Useful Bibles
From The Sky Down |
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| 2. | Dec 07, 2010: | No Dead Air
Good Blood |
5. | Nov 18, 2010: | Hipster Garbage
You In Your New Winter Coat |
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| 3. | Dec 07, 2010: | Double Daydream Disaster
World's Smallest Violin |
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Album Review
Andy S
Reviewed 2010-11-15
Reviewed 2010-11-15
Lo-fi acoustic folk-pop with vox that could only be indie. What if the Neutral Milk Hotel guy were really, really into Bob Dylan and didn't care who knew? Production-wise, a very similar sound to NMH, with raspier vocals; but everything's generally lighter (well yeah) and twangier. In it's folkier moments it's home-recorded Dylan tribute, in the more indie parts it's Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, but mostly it strikes a happy medium. Start with 6. FCC safe. –Andy
*1 - (4:56) grinds to a start; bouncy Dylanesque ramble with horns and electric guitar on the quick refrains
*2 - (3:02) fun, soulful folk-rock; gets real quiet for a little at about three quarters through
3 - (4:17) Clap Your Hands Say Yeah; wistful pop with catchy little synth and glockenspiel riffs
4 - (2:52) sweet and mellow folk ballad
*5 - (3:02) bouncy indie rock; is that riff from the keyboard cat video?
**6 - (4:33) sinister and weird rock with a striking electric bass part
*7 - (5:21) chill pop with some cool inter-verse electric parts
8 - (3:40) sad indie with electric piano and twangy electric guitars
*9 - (4:19) straightforward, upbeat folk; kind of a much grimier M. Ward
10 - (4:29) soft and whiny indie folk-pop
11 - (2:30) glockenspiel-backed wistful ambler
12 - (2:38) sad pop with lots of little instrumental flourishes
13 - (3:30) mellow but determined ballad, clearer acoustic guitar and piano
*1 - (4:56) grinds to a start; bouncy Dylanesque ramble with horns and electric guitar on the quick refrains
*2 - (3:02) fun, soulful folk-rock; gets real quiet for a little at about three quarters through
3 - (4:17) Clap Your Hands Say Yeah; wistful pop with catchy little synth and glockenspiel riffs
4 - (2:52) sweet and mellow folk ballad
*5 - (3:02) bouncy indie rock; is that riff from the keyboard cat video?
**6 - (4:33) sinister and weird rock with a striking electric bass part
*7 - (5:21) chill pop with some cool inter-verse electric parts
8 - (3:40) sad indie with electric piano and twangy electric guitars
*9 - (4:19) straightforward, upbeat folk; kind of a much grimier M. Ward
10 - (4:29) soft and whiny indie folk-pop
11 - (2:30) glockenspiel-backed wistful ambler
12 - (2:38) sad pop with lots of little instrumental flourishes
13 - (3:30) mellow but determined ballad, clearer acoustic guitar and piano
Track Listing