The beautiful songstress Feist -- who roomed with Peaches, worked with the Kings of Convenience, and supplied vocals for Broken Social Scene's "You Forgot It in People" -- steps out for her debut album, "Let It Die." Carefully pieced around Feist's seductive voice, the album forms the missing link between ye olde folk (storytelling), the Brill building era (the quest for the hook), doo-wop (melody and mood), and minimal modern pop arrangements. Francoise Hardy-style orchestral pop, hipster neuvo-disco, an...   [ read more ]

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Lockett Pundt's of Deerhunter's first full length is an expansive meditation on the modern history of the pop song with an obvious appreciation for the atmospheric vocal harmonies of the 50's, the Brill Building writers of the 60's amd the sounds of the early 80's postpunk UK scene. The production is multi-multi-layered with a seemingly endless amount of subtle detail in each track, while the vocals are generally low in the mix and add yet another layer to the sound.

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