The Sea And Cake - One Bedroom album flac

One Bedroom is a 2003 studio album by The Sea and Cake, released on Thrill Jockey. All tracks written by The Sea and Cake, except "Sound & Vision" by David Bowie. Eric Claridge – bass guitar. Mikael Jorgensen – electric piano (on "One Bedroom" and "Interiors"). John Navin – vocals (on "Sound & Vision"). Frank Navin – vocals (on "Sound & Vision").

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Band Name The Sea And Cake. Album Name One Bedroom. Data de aparición 21 Enero 2003. Labels Thrill Jockey Records. Estilo MusicalIndie Rock. Miembros poseen este álbum0. 2. Left Side Clouded. 8. Mr F. 9. Try Nothing. 10. Sound & Vision. Saber más. Other productions from The Sea And Cake. The Moonlight Butterfly.

Melodic bass lines punctuate these restrained and complex sounds. Songs are propelled by imaginative percussion lines and shaped by spare warm vocals. Sam Prekop’s lyrical style is poetic as opposed to narrative. Paradoxically, the resulting album of delicate precisely constructed songs sounds effortless

Group 1 (Diehard Sea and Cake fans): While One Bedroom is certainly a worthy follow up to 2000's Oui, it is not one of their best albums. One Bedroom follows down the path of breezy, slightly electro, jazzy pop that the group has been perfecting since The Fawn. Although this will not stand out as a landmark in the quartet's cannon, it is a worthy addition to any fan's collection. The quartet seemed to perfect their new sound on their last album, Oui, and like a true craftsmen on One Bedroom, they seem intent on honing their sound. From the dreamy opening of "Four Corners", which features a Stereolabish backbeat, it's clear the Cake are not interested in experimentation. Hotel Tell" has the group flexing some of thier more ambient sound muscles before the song breaks into the closest thing the band has ever come to producing a dance track.

Artist: The Sea and Cake. Album: One Bedroom, 2003.

Only 1 left in stock (more on the way). Only 1 left in stock (more on the way). One Bedroom is one of those albums I can no longer spoil with my work day. The album is not "new" (having come out in 2002), but even after finding "new" music that isn't daft radio pop, I listen to it because it still sounds fresh. I come home and put it on the stereo or put on my headphones and listen through it while doing creative writing or drawing. Here are my track-by-track generalities: Inevitably I am still obsessed with "Four Corners" and usually listen to it twice before continuing on with the rest of the album.

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The Sea And Cake are the sort of band who tend to slip under the media’s radar. They regularly issue quality-assured albums with the quiet fastidiousness of cabinet makers. One Bedroom, featuring Stereolab producer and Tortoise man John McEntire, isn’t ‘happening’. But it’s very fine, glowing with an oblique, poppy sensibility that’s theirs alone. If there had never been bossa nova, this is what it might sound like if someone tried to invent it in 21st-century urban America.