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Crocodiles - Endless Flowers (2012) [FLAC]
crocodiles endless flowers 2012 flac
Type:
FLAC
Files:
11
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302.2 MB
Uploaded On:
June 12, 2012, 11:37 p.m.
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Crocodiles - Endless Flowers (2012) [FLAC] Release Date: June 5, 2012 Duration: 41:28 Genre: Pop/Rock Styles: Indie Rock, Noise Pop Codec: FLAC Bit Rate: ~1,000 kbps Sample Rate: 44,100 Hz Cover: Front 01 Endless Flowers 02 Sunday (Psychic Conversation # 9) 03 No Black Clouds For Dee Dee 04 Electric Death Song 05 Hung Up On A Flower 06 My Surfing Lucifier 07 Dark Alleys 08 Bubblegum Trash 09 Welcome Trouble 10 You Are Forgiven When San Diego noise-pop duo Brandon Welchez and Charles Rowell released their attitude-laden debut Summer of Hate in 2009, many people highlighted the schizophrenic nature of their sound. On the Berlin-recorded Endless Flowers, it’s hard not to feel that the circles on Welchez and Rowell’s thematic Venn diagram have been forced together this time around to produce maximum overlap. This self-produced offering has a sunnier disposition than its predecessors, and the recurrent "flower" motif - symbolic of love, death and fragile beauty - provides the album with lyrical focus and continuity. Crucially, their bold decision to expand to a five-piece also delivers sonic cohesion, allowing one propulsive, hook-filled tune to bleed seamlessly into the next. Recalling the Cure at their most carefree, both the bittersweet “Endless Flowers” and the crunching slice of power pop that is “Sunday (Psychic Conversation #9),” are the kind of euphoric set-openers designed to deliver broad appeal. Pleasingly, it’s a guise that fits them as perfectly as their sunglasses.
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