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Sunny Day in Glasgow
Scribble Mural Comic
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Wake Up Pretty
2. No. 6 von Karman Street
3. A Mundane Phonecall to Jack Parsons
4. Our Change into Rain Is No Change at All (Talkin' 'Bout Us)
5. Ghost in the Graveyard
6. 5:15 Train
7. Lists, Plans
8. C'mon
9. The Horn Song
10. Panic Attacks Are What Make Me "Me"
11. Watery (Drowning Is Just Another Word for Being Burried Alive Under Wat
12. Things Only I Can See
13. The Best Summer Ever

CD Details

All Artists: Sunny Day in Glasgow
Title: Scribble Mural Comic
Members Wishing: 6
Total Copies: 0
Label: Mis Ojos Discos
Original Release Date: 1/1/2008
Re-Release Date: 10/14/2008
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Indie & Lo-Fi
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 843041034500

Synopsis

Album Description

2008 release of the incredible debut from Philly based, A Sunny Day in Glasgow who have caused a minor stir in the US on blogs and websites (8/10 on pitchfork)as they filter over to the UK. The band uses mandolins, samplers, banjos, noise, lots of cuttin' and pastin' with all of the normal band instruments, plus lush female vocals and dance-y rhythms to make dreamy Pop music. The album succeeds in marrying Cocteau Twin's otherworldliness, the best aspects of Aphex Twin, and the jangle of "strawberry wine" era My Bloody Valentine to create a sublime Pop music for fans of early 90's creation records, Sonic Cathedral, Deerhunter, Cocteaus, Slowdive, Seefeel, My Bloody Valentine.

CD Reviews

Shoegaze rock re-invented

bowery boy | seattle | 07/28/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Take a healthy dose of My Bloody Valentine and Treasure-era Cocteau Twins, sprinkle with a bit of Lush and Curve and top off with subtle electronics and unintrusive dance beats and you pretty much have A Sunny Day In Glasgow. It's a fresh re-invention of those shoegaze bands from the early 90's but a touch more dancier with a bit more haze and shimmer, and slightly more experimental. My favorite tracks are A Mundane Phonecall... and Lists, Plans. If you were a fan of the myriad shoegaze bands back in the day and are looking for a new take on it, I suggest picking this up now. You won't be disappointed."