Lux

Disappears
Kranky
General | Dec 2010

Reviews

Adam Pearson
Reviewed 2010-12-09
Very structured garage punk-type psych with lots of distortion. Pop songs and an unusually concise and economical approach from a Kranky band. It’s enough of a twist on the ordinary to keep things interesting, though. Some jam influences present, and maybe some shoegaze. No FCCs noted.

1. Chunky bass, snare keeps the time, layered guitar lines. (2:37)
*2. Krauty, stoner feel to this one, a little more driving. (3:56)
3. Shouty vocals, pleading tune, dancey drum part, delayed, distorted guitars. Swagger. (3:41)
4. Almost a surf feel to this one, thumping tambourine, tremelo trippy effects on some of the guitars. (3:14)
5. Upbeat, straightforward, kind of post-punky. (1:44)
*6. Delayed, hazy, drug feel, insistent, solid psych stuff. A little bit Wooden Shjips. Abrupt ending. (3:55)
7. Cymbal pounding, more urgent feel. (2:08)
8. Slower, head bob drug trance. (3:34)
9. Punky, not really my thing, barked vocals. (1:44)
10. Monotone vocals over some delay guitar and distorted strums. (2:34)

Recent airplay

Magics
deep storageMar 24, 2022
Gone Completely
radio sevenMay 26, 2016
Gone Completely
The Sunset LifeApr 11, 2013
Gone Completely
The Sunset LifeOct 11, 2012
Marigold
HangtimeJun 12, 2011
Magics
HangtimeMar 20, 2011

Charting

2010-12-12 — 2011-02-13 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
Feb 13 4
Feb 6 1
Jan 16 2
Jan 9 1
Jan 2 2
Dec 26 2
Dec 19 3

Track listing

1. Gone Completely
2. Magics
3. Pearly Gates
4. Marigold
5. Not Nothing
6. Lux
7. Old Friend
8. Little Ghost
9. New Cross
10. No Other