Re-release of the acclaimed debut album from Sparklehorse collaborator Sophia Michalitsianos aka Sol Seppy.
The track 'Move', which has already been released as a single is one of those tracks that pops up on TV quite regularly and leaves you thinking 'what the hell IS that?' Not in a bad way mind, it's a great tune - mixing that trip hop pulse we've all tried desperately to forget with Sophie Michalitsianos' frankly gorgeous vocals. The track actually stands out on the album as a whole as the production is so varied, with songs going from simple piano to shoegazer to dense electronic numbers. It works though, and Mitchalitsianos' charm shines throughout giving the rather haphazard production something to bind itself to, providing the album with a thread of continuity that allows for variation without becoming overly eclectic.
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Re-release of the acclaimed debut album from Sparklehorse collaborator Sophia Michalitsianos aka Sol Seppy.
The track 'Move', which has already been released as a single is one of those tracks that pops up on TV quite regularly and leaves you thinking 'what the hell IS that?' Not in a bad way mind, it's a great tune - mixing that trip hop pulse we've all tried desperately to forget with Sophie Michalitsianos' frankly gorgeous vocals. The track actually stands out on the album as a whole as the production is so varied, with songs going from simple piano to shoegazer to dense electronic numbers. It works though, and Mitchalitsianos' charm shines throughout giving the rather haphazard production something to bind itself to, providing the album with a thread of continuity that allows for variation without becoming overly eclectic.
Re-release of the acclaimed debut album from Sparklehorse collaborator Sophia Michalitsianos aka Sol Seppy.
The track 'Move', which has already been released as a single is one of those tracks that pops up on TV quite regularly and leaves you thinking 'what the hell IS that?' Not in a bad way mind, it's a great tune - mixing that trip hop pulse we've all tried desperately to forget with Sophie Michalitsianos' frankly gorgeous vocals. The track actually stands out on the album as a whole as the production is so varied, with songs going from simple piano to shoegazer to dense electronic numbers. It works though, and Mitchalitsianos' charm shines throughout giving the rather haphazard production something to bind itself to, providing the album with a thread of continuity that allows for variation without becoming overly eclectic.
Re-release of the acclaimed debut album from Sparklehorse collaborator Sophia Michalitsianos aka Sol Seppy.
The track 'Move', which has already been released as a single is one of those tracks that pops up on TV quite regularly and leaves you thinking 'what the hell IS that?' Not in a bad way mind, it's a great tune - mixing that trip hop pulse we've all tried desperately to forget with Sophie Michalitsianos' frankly gorgeous vocals. The track actually stands out on the album as a whole as the production is so varied, with songs going from simple piano to shoegazer to dense electronic numbers. It works though, and Mitchalitsianos' charm shines throughout giving the rather haphazard production something to bind itself to, providing the album with a thread of continuity that allows for variation without becoming overly eclectic.
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Re-release of the acclaimed debut album from Sparklehorse collaborator Sophia Michalitsianos aka Sol Seppy.
The track 'Move', which has already been released as a single is one of those tracks that pops up on TV quite regularly and leaves you thinking 'what the hell IS that?' Not in a bad way mind, it's a great tune - mixing that trip hop pulse we've all tried desperately to forget with Sophie Michalitsianos' frankly gorgeous vocals. The track actually stands out on the album as a whole as the production is so varied, with songs going from simple piano to shoegazer to dense electronic numbers. It works though, and Mitchalitsianos' charm shines throughout giving the rather haphazard production something to bind itself to, providing the album with a thread of continuity that allows for variation without becoming overly eclectic.