Soft Airplane

Chad Vangaalen
Soft AirplaneAudio

10,79 EUR
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Sub Pop
Release date: 11/Sep/2008
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Sales Rank: #209566 in Other Pop
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Style: Other Pop
Product No.: 2092370
Number of discs: 1
Description:Artwork [All Drawings]: Chad VanGaalen, Instruments: Eric Hamelin, Written-By, Recorded By: Chad VanGaalen, Accordion: Matt Flegel, Vocals: Julie Fader, Labelcode 00034144 (SPCD 783), Phonographic Copyright (p) Sub Pop Records, Copyright (c) Sub Pop Records, Glass Mastered At Cinram, Olyphant, PA, Pressed By Cinram, Olyphant, PA
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Tyler Parks - 04/Feb/2009 
Chad VanGaalen's album artwork for his latest record, Soft Airplane, is colorful and childlike, depicting a series of figures that seem to transform h...

Zach Schonfeld - 12/Nov/2008 4 of 5 Stars!
Chad VanGaalen—illustrator, animator, songwriter, home recorder—is every DIY purist’s dream. It’s one thing to perform virtually every instrument on y...

Steven Rybicki - 27/Oct/2008 3 of 5 Stars!
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Roque Strew - 17/Oct/2008 4 of 5 Stars!
Sometimes we want the sounds of the city, sometimes we want the sounds of the country. Ours being a suburban republic, now and then we want both, and ...

Hari Ashurst - 30/Sep/2008 4 of 5 Stars!
Canada’s multi-talented Chad VanGaalen seems like a quiet sort. Having already produced one great record this year (the forthcoming album by Women) he...

Jeffrey Canino - 17/Sep/2008 
Three albums into an already fruitful and prolific career, Chad VanGaalen’s Soft Airplane is easily the strongest, most direct collection of tunes the...

Chris Mincher - 16/Sep/2008 4 of 5 Stars!
Chad VanGaalen sounds a bit like a schizophrenic son of his fellow Canadian Neil Young. VanGaalen's past collections, cobbled together from hundreds o...

Anthony Carew - 09/Sep/2008 4 of 5 Stars!
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