CD One Little Independent Release date: 16/Feb/2009
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Sales Rank:
#6421 in Rockpop #123242 in Rock
Style:
Rockpop
Product No.:
1897388896
Details / Tracklist:
01. "Layers"
02. "Familiar light"
03. "Sing Tomorrow's Praise"
04. "Gliss"
05. "Transparence"
06. "Risky And Pretty"
07. "In The Sky"
08. "Meh No Mae"
09. "Glacially"
10. "I Can't See"
11. "Me & Mary"
12. "Blind Little Rain"
Number of discs:
1
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Description:
Hush by Asobi Seksu, released 16 February 2009.
This version of Hush comes as a 1xCD. -
"Dream pop" is a term that gets slapped on any act that incorporates ambient elements or lets instruments obscure the vocals. I can understand the urg...
Tomas Winter - 25/Mar/2009
Asobi Seksu (Japanese for ‘casual sex’), from New York City, could have fooled me. Having paid little attention to their last two albums and not takin...
Carly Schramm - 16/Mar/2009
A step in a new direction, Asobi Seksu's third album Hush diverges from the heavy "shoegazer" attitude of their sophomore album, Citrus, to embrace a ...
Daniel Ross - 04/Mar/2009
With their last LP, Citrus, Asobi Seksu threatened the mainstream as pioneers of the shoegaze revival of recent years. In layman’s terms, critics hear...
Jeff Terich - 02/Mar/2009
"Hush was written while we felt destroyed."
Nothing said about Asobi Seksu's third album Hush can better encapsulate the mood of the album than that ...
Mike Diver - 27/Feb/2009
Album three from New Yorkers Asobi Seksu finds the central duo of James Hanna (guitars) and Yuki Chikudate (vocals, keys) expanding their shoegaze-ech...
Matt the Raven - 25/Feb/2009
To the culturally ignorant, Asobi Seksu may sound like the name of a Japanese singer-songwriter or perhaps a Japanese punk band. And though the monike...
Brad Kelly - 18/Feb/2009
When a band's name means 'casual sex' in their female vocalist’s
native tongue of Japanese, it’s not immediately fathomable as to what
their music cou...
Rob Webb - 18/Feb/2009
* Asobi Seksu is the colloquial translation for “playful sex” in Japanese.
* Asobi Seksu's lead vocalist/keyboardist Yuki Chikudate got standing ovat...
Jude Clarke - 18/Feb/2009
Reviewing this album has been one of the more frustrating recent listening / writing experiences. Each time I have listened to it (and, having had i...
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