CD Memphis Industries Ltd./ Indigo Release date: 26/Mar/2010
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Sales Rank:
#3289 in Independent #141934 in Rock
Style:
Independent
Product No.:
1896656781
Details / Tracklist:
01. "Sun Lake Rinsed"
02. "Mingus And Pike"
03. "Cinco"
04. "Cranberry"
05. "Closet Astrologer"
06. "Haunted house"
07. "How kids fail"
08. "Dusty fruit"
09. "Two human"
10. "Olympics on pots"
Number of discs:
1
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Description:
Fight Softly by Ruby Suns, released 3 March 2011, includes the following tracks: "Cinco 4:20", "Closet Astrologer 5:41", "How Kids Fail 5:23", "Two Humans 4:56" and more.
This version of Fight Softly comes as a 1xCD. -
The Ruby Suns’ third record Fight Softly-the first on acclaimed indie-backer Sub Pop-is a lot of things: happy, evocative, curious, and experimental....
Josie Clowney - 01/Apr/2010
In 1986, Paul Simon didn?t know that a child had recently been born who would one day play music as the Ruby Suns, but he already knew what Hell was l...
Anthony Lombardi - 31/Mar/2010
Ryan McPhun of the Ruby Suns is a bit of an anomaly in the music environment he inhabits. Where the far off sounds of exotic locales and the trend-hop...
Steve Guimond - 25/Mar/2010
Ryan McPhun, once a Californian and now a citizen of New Zealand, holds the reins and controls the stick shift on this band. A studio and gear geek, M...
Will Dean - 19/Mar/2010
Buy it from Buy the CDDownload as MP3The Ruby SunsFight SoftlyMemphis Industries2010Like a best-of 2009 mixtape, New Zealand's the Ruby Suns combine d...
Joe Clay - 13/Mar/2010
The magnificent third album from the New Zealand-based Californian expat Ryan McPhun explodes with the sunny delight that accompanies boundary-free ex...
Andy Gill - 12/Mar/2010
On Fight Softly, The Ruby Suns leader Ryan McPhun goes it alone, writing, performing and producing these 10 songs virtually solo. Sadly, along with hi...
Joe Zadeh - 08/Mar/2010
After 2007’s ‘Sea Lion’, the New Zealand experimental poppers return with their third album. In the interim, it seems Ryan McPhun and his chums have d...
Robert Ferguson - 05/Mar/2010
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Andrew Gaerig - 05/Mar/2010
Pop music success requires good timing-- no local or unsigned band will debate this-- and the Ruby Suns have shitty timing. Their breakthrough album, ...
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