Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Album Review: Loney Dear - Dear John
Loney Dear - Dear John
01. Airport Surroundings
02. Everything Turns To You
03. I Was Only Going Out
04. Harsh Words
05. Under A Silent Sea
06. I Got Lost
07. Summers
08. Distant Lights
09. Harm/Slow
10. Violent
11. Dear John
Standout Tracks: I Was Only Going Out / Summers / Harsh Words
Though I've been aware of Loney Dear for some time, I unfortunately have not started to pay attention until now. Vocally reminiscent of Jason Lytle or Midlake's Tim Smith, Emil Svanangen sings some lovely tunes that honestly are not as singer/songwriter folk inspired as I was expecting. Basically meaning most of the tunes have a little more of a pleasant electronic feel, for example in the opening track "Airport Surroundings." Anyway, Dear John is out today via Polyvinyl.
* Album reviews are composed only after a few listens. Yes, opinions may change over time, but most first impressions (fortunately or unfortunately) seem to stick/hold true.
[Myspace] Loney Dear
[Website] Loney Dear
[Count Me Out] Video: Loney Dear "Airport Surroundings"
[Count Me Out] Loney Dear "Airport Surroundings"
[Count Me Out] Loney Dear on Bandstand Busking
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Loney Dear
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