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1. FUTURE FLESH 2. EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY 3. CLUB NAUTICO (PART 1) 4. PIZ BUIN 5. DOUBLE LUCIFER 6. SHALLOW ENDS 7. SEMANTICS 8. SAY ANYTHING 9. HOST 10. CLUB NAUTICO (PART 2) 11. HIGH ART LITE |
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 | Description: | TVAM self-released his much-acclaimed debut â??Psychic Dataâ?? in the autumn of 2018, something of a cult-classic, the album joined the dots between Suicideâ??s deconstructed rock â??nâ?? roll, Boards of Canadaâ??s irresistible nostalgia and My Bloody Valentineâ??s infinite noise. Psychic Data spawned an â??Album Of The Dayâ?? and two daytime playlists at BBC 6Music whilst signature tune â??Porsche Majeureâ?? featured in HBOâ??s smash-hit â??Successionâ??
â??High Art Liteâ?? takes a different tilt to its predecessor by emphasising the immediate and the personal. The colours are blown-out and the brightness is cranked up. TVAMâ??s take on such things as role models, fictional movie character tropes, and fables of good and evil, are all tackled with the same suspicious cynicism but this time with an urgent belief in the human condition. A heady mix of â??Black Mirrorâ??â??s modern fables, JG Ballardâ??s gated communities of sun-drenched wealth, and â??Mulholland Driveâ??â??s boulevard of broken daydreams, High Art Lite offers an all-inclusive package of redemption.
Whereas his first album focused on the unknown influences over our surrounds and the information that permeates our unconscious, â??High Art Liteâ?? has a wider, more colourful, although no less disconcerting, remit. According to Oxley, â??High Art Liteâ?? centres upon the stories, characters and beliefs we absorb and how we latch onto these ideas to guide us through our lives.
Clocking in at just under 40 minutes â?? the pop music sweet spot â?? â??High Art Liteâ?? treads a beguiling line between blissful harmonies, crunching noise pop and childlike innocence . The album is both visceral and melancholic, drifting wonderfully across dream pop, shoegaze and synth pop without ever permanently calling one camp its home. And while these bold sounds lead the album, the vocals, and the moods they add are just as vital. TVAM describes the fluid textures of the vocals as akin to advertising â?? they creep in subconsciously, elements shifting into the next, providing an opportunity to reflect upon things without being direct or straightforward. As with its predecessor â??High Art Liteâ?? is self-produced with mixing duties this time handled by James Trevascus from the Invada studio. - WHITE VINYLRetail version, white vinyl |  | Vinyl: |
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