...according to our Mike on Thu 25 Aug, 2011.
I guess Phil's decided that I'm the twee/indiepop guy this week. Here's some lo-fi singer-songwriter gubbins from a guy who calls 'imself The Doozer. It's quite varied actually, the first track was a dirgey Syd Barrett-esque one, then there was a quirky twee one, then a slow one with cheap droney synths...it's got a lot going on, and none of it's offending me. Further inspection reveals that Siltbreeze and Pickled egg have previously put out stuff by him, so he's got pedigree. I'm finding this quite relaxing and enjoyable, although ultimately I don't know if it's got enough personality to really be all that memorable. That could easily change with repeated listens though. In places it kind of has a similar feel to the songs Adam and Joe made for their TV show, only not funny. On the other side we've got a long long track called Imagined Landscapes which is general field recordings and ambient gubbins to zone out to. Wasn't expecting much from this side but it's actually surprisingly good. A really interesting release.
A birthday gift for a brother and a handful of songs. Keyboard beats and distant voices form pop sounds, the kind of which should be played over your car radio with the window down, with only you and the open road for company. Infinite possibilities and imagined landscapes form a collage of fake fields on the b-side.
Limited edition of 180 copies, yellow cassette with on body print in yellow case. Full colour gloss covers.
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