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Weirdon

Purling Hiss · 2014

43 min · 11 tracks

A kaleidoscopic blend of lo-fi rock and psychedelic pop, bursting with vibrant textures and playful melodies.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Learning Slowly — This track highlights the album's introspective lyricism and captures the essence of Purling Hiss's lo-fi aesthetic with layered guitar work that invites deeper listening.
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    Sundance Saloon Boogie — With its upbeat tempo and catchy hooks, this track showcases the band's ability to merge playful lyrics with a lively rhythm that embodies the album's whimsical nature.
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    Six Ways To Sunday — The closing track stands out for its expansive arrangement and emotional depth, encapsulating the album’s overarching themes of reflection and exploration.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Learning Slowly

    A shift in perspective occurs mid-verse where the narrative voice transitions from self-reflection to addressing an unnamed companion.

    This change adds dimension to the storytelling, contrasting personal introspection with relational dynamics.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Forcefield of Solitude 3:40
  • 2 Sundance Saloon Boogie 2:06
  • 3 Learning Slowly 4:57
  • 4 Another Silvermoon 6:03
  • 5 Reptili-A-Genda 5:21
  • 6 Where's Sweetboy 2:20
  • 7 Aging Faces 2:50
  • 8 I Don't Wanna Be A... 3:54
  • 9 Airwaves 1:24
  • 10 Running Through My Dreams 3:07
  • 11 Six Ways To Sunday 7:59

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