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Kick, Snare, Hats, Ride

Hefner · 2002

45 min · 11 tracks · indie rock

A raw blend of lo-fi indie rock and reflective lyrics capturing the essence of everyday life's small moments.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Painting and Kissing (Liverpool 2000) — The opening track sets an intimate tone with its evocative storytelling that encapsulates the band's lo-fi aesthetic and emotional depth.
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    I Stole a Bride (Portsmouth 2000) — This track showcases a blend of catchy melodies and poignant lyrics, highlighting Hefner's ability to convey complex emotions through simple narratives.
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    May God Protect Your Home (Portland USA, 1996) — This song features haunting vocals paired with minimalist instrumentation, demonstrating Hefner's strength in crafting atmospheres that linger long after listening.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • I Stole a Bride (Portsmouth 2000)

    A sudden shift in perspective occurs halfway through the song, directly addressing feelings of loss and longing.

    This change in address intensifies the emotional weight as it transforms from a narrative into a personal confession.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Painting and Kissing (Liverpool 2000) 4:58
  • 2 I Stole a Bride (Portsmouth 2000) 5:07
  • 3 Love Inside the Studfarm (Blackwood 2000) 4:23
  • 4 Fat Kelly's Teeth (Brussells 1998) 5:02
  • 5 The Hymn for the Coffee (Rough Trade Shop, London 1998) 3:59
  • 6 May God Protect Your Home (Portland USA, 1996) 3:47
  • 7 Alan Bean (Club Lek, Amsterdam 2001) 3:13
  • 8 Seafaring (Portsmouth 2000) 2:41
  • 9 The Sad Witch (Liverpool 2000) 3:40
  • 10 Hello Kitten (Oxford 2001) 2:48
  • 11 Eloping (Glasgow 2000) 6:03

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