2006, Global Symphonic
This 5 song EP by Montreal's Sunset Rubdown is the lone work of Spencer Krug. A far cry from his earlier solo work, Krug has abandoned his lo-fi past for a rich and psychedelic sound that is entirely unique. Krug's Bowiesque vocals and creepy song writing truly shine on this recording. Spencer Krug is easily recognizable as one half vocals and keys for Wolf Parade as well as earlier work with Frog Eyes. Nicely packaged and specially priced too.
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | Three Colours |
| 2 | Jason Believes Me, You Can't Trust Your Dreams |
| 3 | A Day in the Graveyard |
| 4 | A Day in the Graveyard II |
| 5 | Three Colours II |
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Customer Reviews
1 reviews
Dane UhelskiGet this EP, if for no other reason than to hear parts I and II of "A Day in the Graveyard." The melody is remarkably original yet hauntingly familiar, and, in general, both versions of the song shine like fucking stars. The rest is solid too, although the last song gets a bit dissonant.