Vanity - Evening Reception LP Experimental It's business as usual but

It's business as usual but the intensity has been ramped up and their chaotic nature more out of control

They didn't achieve it but the songs here told more truths that any political speech

arriving at the perfect crossroads - a sonic aesthetic informed by both ethic tradition and the familiar territory of dark

Fonal or Geographic catalogs of the '00s

I know “indie-rock” is a dirty term of corporate coercion and college rock copycats but at its best it can be where the electric folk of Fairport Convention meets the Pylon’s boppy post-punk

Vanity - Evening Reception LP Experimental It's business as usual but"A lost episode of Fawlty Towers set in the present day astride a shoddy sofa in a den in Brooklyn: Instead of not 'mentioning the war' the challenge is to swim through this LP without uttering or even entertaining the tiniest sniff of dearest Nanker Phelge. This proves far more rewarding than throwing a knee jerk ticker tape parade for the open tuned greyzone murk of Guitar Centre blues musicians everywhere and frankly, that would be a lazy