Double Exposure
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Double Exposure isn't a departure, necessarily, but this new album contains some of the rawest and most deconstructed sounds that James Hoare - of Veronica Falls, Ultimate Painting and Proper Ornaments - has recorded to date. Principally, and for the first time, the guitars take a back seat. It's not a 'no guitar' concept album by any means; it's mostly just the way it came together. It would also be inaccurate to suggest the guitars have been banished altogether, especially after the dual six-string solo that rips through the speakers on the mighty album opener Regrets. It's not 'Skynyrd' necessarily, but it's a hairs-on-end experience for sure.
Tracklist
1 Regrets
2 Memory Lane
3 Worst Trip
4 You've Got the Key
5 Everything's Easy
6 Early Morning
7 Rear View Mirror
8 Time
9 Instrumental No. 1
10 We Used to Be Good Friends
11 Mercy
12 Riverside Drive
More Info
Double Exposure isn't a departure, necessarily, but this new album contains some of the rawest and most deconstructed sounds that James Hoare - of Veronica Falls, Ultimate Painting and Proper Ornaments - has recorded to date. Principally, and for the first time, the guitars take a back seat. It's not a 'no guitar' concept album by any means; it's mostly just the way it came together. It would also be inaccurate to suggest the guitars have been banished altogether, especially after the dual six-string solo that rips through the speakers on the mighty album opener Regrets. It's not 'Skynyrd' necessarily, but it's a hairs-on-end experience for sure.
Tracklist
1 Regrets
2 Memory Lane
3 Worst Trip
4 You've Got the Key
5 Everything's Easy
6 Early Morning
7 Rear View Mirror
8 Time
9 Instrumental No. 1
10 We Used to Be Good Friends
11 Mercy
12 Riverside Drive
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More Info
Double Exposure isn't a departure, necessarily, but this new album contains some of the rawest and most deconstructed sounds that James Hoare - of Veronica Falls, Ultimate Painting and Proper Ornaments - has recorded to date. Principally, and for the first time, the guitars take a back seat. It's not a 'no guitar' concept album by any means; it's mostly just the way it came together. It would also be inaccurate to suggest the guitars have been banished altogether, especially after the dual six-string solo that rips through the speakers on the mighty album opener Regrets. It's not 'Skynyrd' necessarily, but it's a hairs-on-end experience for sure.
Tracklist
1 Regrets
2 Memory Lane
3 Worst Trip
4 You've Got the Key
5 Everything's Easy
6 Early Morning
7 Rear View Mirror
8 Time
9 Instrumental No. 1
10 We Used to Be Good Friends
11 Mercy
12 Riverside Drive
