P.G.SIX -Starry Mind -DRAG CITY / INDIGO LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

1.1 January

1.2 Letter

1.3 Days Hang Heavy

1.4 Palace

1.5 Talk Me Down

1.6 Wrong Side of Yesterday

1.7 Crooked Way

1.8 This Song

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Description:

Vinyl LP pressing. 2011 album from New York based led by Pat 'P.G. Six' Gubler. The band featured on 2007's Slightly Sorry (with Debby Schwartz coming in on bass) has grown together, and you can hear it in the powerful unity of the performances. This has a Shoot Out the Lights vibe versus SS's I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight, played with a bit more rock abandon, and includes a guest spot from Tara Key. Fear not, Pat's serene vocalizing over a gently shaken brew of Folk, Rock and Experimental elements is still atop the mountain, herein.

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05186931

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