1. Jimmy Had a Polaroid
2. The Sound of Snow
Limited to 500. Ice blue vinyl. A very welcome return for beloved Seattle indiepop stars Math and Physics Club! Their first release in nearly three years and a preview of the forthcoming ‘I Shouldn’t Look As Good As I Do’ album, ‘Jimmy Had a Polaroid’ is an incredibly catchy two-and-a-half minute pop thrill. While the song begins in familiar Math and Physics Club fashion, chiming guitars whirling through the choruses and a driving rhythm section combine to get the kids dancing to a certified song-of-the-year contender. On the flipside, exclusive non-album track 'The Sound of Snow' is a beautifully plaintive ode to The Softies, with more chiming guitar melody and nice vocal harmonies completing the reference. Limited to 500 hand-numbered copies on ice-blue vinyl.
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Swedish favorites Azure Blue return to the new release shelf with a stunning six-track EP featuring the sophisticated synth pop and lyrical acumen of Tobias...
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1. Threadbare2. Marblemouth3. Broadcasting Waves4. The Pull Of The Tides5. Like Cinnamon6. Falling For It7. Dear Madeline8. Take A Number9. Past And In Between10. All...
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1. Still 2. Christmas In Suburbia 3. Cold Out 4. Dusty In Here Brighton duo The Perfect English Weather return with the new 4-track...
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1. Number One For Christmas 2. No Room At The Inn 3. Sunflower In The Snow 4. At Christmas Time 5. New Year Or New...
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A few years after the break-up of much-loved Australian indie stalwarts The Lucksmiths, three quarters of the band quietly got together again as Last Leaves....
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7" with instant free download.Tracklisting: 1. The Hinterland2. Nora CreinaBristly and warm, boldly fragile, and full to the gunwales with evocative imagery, ‘The Hinterland’ is the second...
