Eleventh Dream Day / Works For Tomorrow
| Album: | Works For Tomorrow | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Eleventh Dream Day | Added: | Aug 2015 | |
| Label: | Thrill Jockey Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2015-08-07 | Pull Date: | 2015-10-09 |
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| Week Ending: | Oct 11 | Sep 20 | Sep 13 | Sep 6 | Aug 30 | Aug 23 | Aug 16 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jan 02, 2016: | Meow: The Almost Best Of 2015
Vanishing Point |
4. | Sep 16, 2015: | Brownian Motion
The Unknowing |
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| 2. | Oct 11, 2015: | Meow
Snowblind |
5. | Sep 10, 2015: | Three Boxes of Magnetized Toner
Works For Tomorrow |
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| 3. | Oct 08, 2015: | In The Year One Thousand, Eight Thousand [FQ152]
Vanishing Point |
6. | Sep 08, 2015: | One Box Of Magnetized Toner [Model C]
The Unknowing |
Album Review
Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2015-08-13
Reviewed 2015-08-13
Good driving psyche/70's flavored rock, guitar bass drums male/female
vocals. Not full on retro but use of tambourines and duel fuzzy guitar
attack certainly lends that sheen. If there was a Vox or Farfisa then
it'd be relegated to that ponderous 60's bin. But instead it's just
fucking cool sunglasses after dark, long haired headband Neil Young
breaking strings meets Pixies rock.
1)* (3:25) upbeat cool rockin beat with melodic guitars and sexy fem
vocs 2)* (3:20) male vocs with fem backs in chorus urgent driving
3) (3:53) mid paced w duel guitars that smack of 60's psyche when they
jam out 4)* (3:53) bouncy 60's w a tambourine, fem vocs 5) (5:58)
upbeat blues rock feel, 70's jam nod with soulful vocals 6)* (3:18)
disjunct off time beat, male vocs 7) (3:58) bouncy upbeat tempo w
handclaps but somber melodies, harmonies come in later 8) (6:26)
begins very mellow, a duet, builds up louder, kinda epic 9) (3:07)
mellow ballady, male vocs 10)* (4:44) big swingy beat again epic
crazy horse guitars, male vocs reminds me of Rockateens, even a sly
Neil Young ref.
vocals. Not full on retro but use of tambourines and duel fuzzy guitar
attack certainly lends that sheen. If there was a Vox or Farfisa then
it'd be relegated to that ponderous 60's bin. But instead it's just
fucking cool sunglasses after dark, long haired headband Neil Young
breaking strings meets Pixies rock.
1)* (3:25) upbeat cool rockin beat with melodic guitars and sexy fem
vocs 2)* (3:20) male vocs with fem backs in chorus urgent driving
3) (3:53) mid paced w duel guitars that smack of 60's psyche when they
jam out 4)* (3:53) bouncy 60's w a tambourine, fem vocs 5) (5:58)
upbeat blues rock feel, 70's jam nod with soulful vocals 6)* (3:18)
disjunct off time beat, male vocs 7) (3:58) bouncy upbeat tempo w
handclaps but somber melodies, harmonies come in later 8) (6:26)
begins very mellow, a duet, builds up louder, kinda epic 9) (3:07)
mellow ballady, male vocs 10)* (4:44) big swingy beat again epic
crazy horse guitars, male vocs reminds me of Rockateens, even a sly
Neil Young ref.
Track Listing
| 1. | Vanishing Point | 6. | The People's History | |||
| 2. | Works For Tomorrow | 7. | Requiem For 4 Chambers | |||
| 3. | Cheap Gasoline | 8. | The Unknowing | |||
| 4. | Snowblind | 9. | Deep Lakes | |||
| 5. | Go Tell It | 10. | End With Me |