Vincent Draper Salt Lake City, Utah
The sound of Vincent Draper and The Culls is mysterious and seductive. They move from genre to genre with a certain charm and candor that is entirely their own. The Culls are dreamy, dynamic, and hypnotic. They sway from devastatingly haunting laments to thunderous psychedelic bangers, all the while sewing their rich, moody darkness into every note. ... more
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Dishevelled beauty, passionately painful with Barker's higher pitched and often strained vocals ever present; transporting the listener through his bitter sweet journeys. "Cause I'm feeling so torn, I'm feeling so torn and I can't be reborn, I can't be reborn," Typically poignant.
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this album if full of eargasums, cannot recommend it enough.
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It's all Jon's fault from WPRB - the friendship live session sold me big time. Like the title - all these songs are dreamin!
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Blood Relative is Publicist's latest post-punk salvo from the Forgive Yourself LP, steered by Zachary Lipez's unnerving baritone.
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This sextet from Belo Horizonte, Brazil merge lo-fi, folk, rock, and country to create an ethereal sound.
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Part Mark Linkous blended with Elliott Smith, lo-fi goodness tinged with dissolute country but overwhelmingly this is Mathew Barker who is Water Music. If this brief review sounds even remotely appealing, to ignore will be at your own deprivation. A MUST buy. Highly recommended!
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