Tullycraft / Lost In Light Rotation
| Album: | Lost In Light Rotation | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Tullycraft | Added: | Jun 2013 | |
| Label: | Magic Marker Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2013-07-28 | Pull Date: | 2013-09-29 |
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| Week Ending: | Sep 29 | Sep 22 | Sep 8 | Sep 1 | Aug 25 | Aug 18 | Aug 11 | Aug 4 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 2 | 4 | 2 | 4 | 2 | 5 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Dec 23, 2022: | KZSU Time Traveler
Lost In Light Rotation |
4. | Jan 10, 2014: | Time Traveler (Top 35 Indie CDs of 2013)
Lost In Light Rotation |
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| 2. | Mar 10, 2017: | KZSU Time Traveler
Lost In Light Rotation |
5. | Jan 02, 2014: | KZSU Top 100 of 2013
Wake Up, Wake Up |
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| 3. | Mar 28, 2014: | Time Traveler
Lost In Light Rotation |
6. | Oct 02, 2013: | Fried Egg
From Wichita With Love |
Album Review
george lu
Reviewed 2013-07-19
Reviewed 2013-07-19
jangly guitars! cute hooks! clever lyrics! nasal vocals! Bright, twee pop from THE american twee/indie pop band. an endearing and charming album, full of nostalgia, in-jokes, references. A bit of 50s and 60s pop, lots of 80 +90 pop. Think Belle and Sebastian, The Pastels, Sarah Records, Slumberland Records.
Includes female supporting vocals as accents or harmonies on every song. Almost all songs has some fast, almost-spoken vocals.
PLAY 1, 3, 4, 2, 7, 11 but all are pretty good.
1. 3:19 impossibly infectious, fast. "oh, oh, oh." some female vocal harmonies. so easy to sing and dance along to.
2. 2:34 midtempo. build up to pleasant and pretty 60s pop plodding. female duet.
3. 3:32 The first single! Some radio references. Jittering guitar, bright, upbeat, big punchy supporting gang vocals
4. 3:17 midtempo; punchier guitar. "bum bop, bum bop bop" "oooh aahhh" wordless vocals alongside charming meandering vocals.
5. 2:36 upbeat, 60s surfy, conversational
6. 3:33 midtempo, harmonies with a bit crooning. cheesy M+F duet. some backgrund synths. so jangly. vocal only outro in last 20 secs
7. 2:42 vocals + rhythm. midtempo, relatively stripped down/understated. amazing bounciness.
8. 2:31 uptempo, classic tullycraft and perfectly tight, but not particularly distinct from the rest of their discography.
9. 1:51 some radio references, background synths. midtempo, total 50s pop rock about hittin the road.
10. 3:11 mid/up tempo. acoustic guitar intro, duet of slightly twangy vocals
11. 3:33 midtempo, like #2, but less uptempo and reflective.
Includes female supporting vocals as accents or harmonies on every song. Almost all songs has some fast, almost-spoken vocals.
PLAY 1, 3, 4, 2, 7, 11 but all are pretty good.
1. 3:19 impossibly infectious, fast. "oh, oh, oh." some female vocal harmonies. so easy to sing and dance along to.
2. 2:34 midtempo. build up to pleasant and pretty 60s pop plodding. female duet.
3. 3:32 The first single! Some radio references. Jittering guitar, bright, upbeat, big punchy supporting gang vocals
4. 3:17 midtempo; punchier guitar. "bum bop, bum bop bop" "oooh aahhh" wordless vocals alongside charming meandering vocals.
5. 2:36 upbeat, 60s surfy, conversational
6. 3:33 midtempo, harmonies with a bit crooning. cheesy M+F duet. some backgrund synths. so jangly. vocal only outro in last 20 secs
7. 2:42 vocals + rhythm. midtempo, relatively stripped down/understated. amazing bounciness.
8. 2:31 uptempo, classic tullycraft and perfectly tight, but not particularly distinct from the rest of their discography.
9. 1:51 some radio references, background synths. midtempo, total 50s pop rock about hittin the road.
10. 3:11 mid/up tempo. acoustic guitar intro, duet of slightly twangy vocals
11. 3:33 midtempo, like #2, but less uptempo and reflective.
Track Listing