Call & Response, by Sunny Intervals (CD single on WeePOP!)

	Description:	3" ltd CD on on Weepop
	Format:	CD single
	Label:	WeePOP!
	Price:	£3.99
	Availability:	sorry, but this item is not available / sold out. (Other items may be available!)

What you say No-one has reviewed Call & Response by Sunny Intervals yet. Give us your opinion on Call & Response by Sunny Intervals. What we say This record left our Phil feeling happy. Sunny Intervals 3" CDs called 'Call and Response'. This is some extremely twee jangly indie pop with twinkles and more cuteness than a teddy bear farm where they feed the teddies honey and rainbows 24 hours a day. You get the picture... Ltd to 120 copies and all handmade... What the label says: Sunny Intervals is an occasional lo-fi pop project, by Andy from Pocketbooks. This EP is a glorious little slice of sunshine imaginary adventures set in and around London, incorporating train journeys, holiday camps, comic book figures, 60's singers and much more!     * Track Listing     * 1. Let The City Run Away With Us     * 2. Weekenders     * 3. Sunset On Parliament Hill     * 4. Sixty Seconds To Fall In Love     * 5. Lights Out Over Kilburn

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About the humble CD single:

Another digital format and even though they can hold 80 minutes of information (like a CD album would) record companies only fill up a small portion of the disc. Sometimes only 1 or 2 tracks on there totalling 5 minutes or so. It's like going to a restaurant and getting a plate of food with 2 green beans on and wondering where the rest of your meal is. Sometimes they're lovingly packaged though and when the music is good then you're into a winner. Also you get videos on there sometimes which you can watch on your computer. That is excellent.

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