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You Tell Me
You Tell Me
"Dinked edition" double LP is on white coloured vinyl, packaged in an alternative screen-printed cover, hand numbered and signed on the inner sleeve. Dinked is a collective of record shops. For avoidance of doubt, the centre is a standard spindle size, and not dinked.
All LPs include a download code.
You Tell Me is the new side project from Peter Brewis and Sarah Hayes, known from Field Music and Admiral Fallow respectively. A spectacular fusion of crafted indie-pop songwriting with folky vibes.
By blending their distinct compositional talents, they’ve created a record that possesses their own clear styles but also a new voice too. With both of them writing songs and lyrics, Peter describes it as “a sort of dual-personal record”. Sonically, the result is a subtly crafted album with a rich and intricate sense of composition, in which strings glide above multi-layered keyboards and percussion, and vocal melodies wrap around one another in snug unison. In many senses it feels like a classic songwriter record - rich in craft, songs, arrangements and vocal interplay - yet it manages to feel stylistically contemporary and void of nostalgia.
Memphis Industries
CD | LP
Polica
Give You the Ghost
Drawing elements from Portishead, Bon Iver, Fleetwood Mac, and Eurythmics, Polica is a group featuring chanteuse Channy Caselle from Roma di Luna, Ryan Olson of Gayngs, Vampire Hands guitarist Chris Bierden, and drummers (that's right, there are two) Drew Christopherson from Digitata and Ben Ivascu from STNNNG.
"Amongster" opens with buzzing, reverberated guitar leads, over which Caselle's ghostly, layered vocals hover like a mist. An Auto-Tune modification makes it sound like she's singing behind a whirring fan in "I See My Mother"—here you can really notice the finesse of two drummers playing over dub-inspired bass and an electric guitar approximating a synthesizer with help from an electronic bow. "Violent Games" plays with more menacing tones. Dark drumming patterns give chase to a driving, distorted bass line, while Caselle croons through a slew of gurgling effects. The standout tune "The Maker" gives Caselle more room to stretch out and exercise her dynamic vocal range, though "Wandering Star" is the jam that could make Polica famous.
Memphis Industries
LP
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