Public Practice - Gentle Grip - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: On their debut full length, Gentle Grip, Public Practice reanimate the spirit of late '70s New York with their playfully angular brand of no wave-meets-funk and dark disco. While magnetic singer and lyricist Sam York and guitarist and principal sonic architect Vince McClelland (who both played together as members of the meteoric yet shortlived NYC post-punk outfit WALL) take an almost anarchic approach to songwriting, Drew Citron, on synth and bass, and drummer/producer Scott Rosenthal (both previously of Brooklyn indie-pop favorites Beverly) bring a more traditional, pop sensibility to the table. These contrasting styles challenge and complement each other, resulting in a sound that is full of spiraling and exhilarating tensions. Lyrically, York explores the complexities and contradictions of modern life overtop grooves and choruses that disarmingly open up the doors to self-reflection. InchYou don't want to live a lie / But it's easy / Your house is important / Your car is important / Your shoes are important / Dinner's importantInch she sings on InchCompromised,Inch begging the question how does one balance material desires with the desire to be seen as a good person? Changing pace, the supremely groovy InchMy HeadInch is about tuning out the influx of external noise and staying true to your inner creative force. But whether they are poking holes in commonly held ideas centered around relationships, creativity, or capitalism, Public Practice never lose sight of the fact that they want to have fun, and they want you to have fun too. After all, who needs a soapbox when there's a dark, sweaty dancefloor out there with room on it for all of us? Album Tracks 1. Moon 2. Cities 3. Disposable 4. Each Other 5. Underneath 6. See You When I Want to 7. My Head 8. Compromised 9. Understanding 10. Leave Me Alone 11. How I Like It 12. Hesitation
- Artist: Public Practice
- Title: Gentle Grip
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Wharf Cat Records
- Release Date: 06/26/2020
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Public Practice - Gentle Grip - VINYL LP
- UPC: 843563125809
On their debut full length, Gentle Grip, Public Practice reanimate the spirit of late '70s New York with their playfully angular brand of no wave-meets-funk and dark disco. While magnetic singer and lyricist Sam York and guitarist and principal sonic architect Vince McClelland (who both played together as members of the meteoric yet shortlived NYC post-punk outfit WALL) take an almost anarchic approach to songwriting, Drew Citron, on synth and bass, and drummer/producer Scott Rosenthal (both previously of Brooklyn indie-pop favorites Beverly) bring a more traditional, pop sensibility to the table. These contrasting styles challenge and complement each other, resulting in a sound that is full of spiraling and exhilarating tensions. Lyrically, York explores the complexities and contradictions of modern life overtop grooves and choruses that disarmingly open up the doors to self-reflection. InchYou don't want to live a lie / But it's easy / Your house is important / Your car is important / Your shoes are important / Dinner's importantInch she sings on InchCompromised,Inch begging the question how does one balance material desires with the desire to be seen as a good person? Changing pace, the supremely groovy InchMy HeadInch is about tuning out the influx of external noise and staying true to your inner creative force. But whether they are poking holes in commonly held ideas centered around relationships, creativity, or capitalism, Public Practice never lose sight of the fact that they want to have fun, and they want you to have fun too. After all, who needs a soapbox when there's a dark, sweaty dancefloor out there with room on it for all of us? Album Tracks 1. Moon 2. Cities 3. Disposable 4. Each Other 5. Underneath 6. See You When I Want to 7. My Head 8. Compromised 9. Understanding 10. Leave Me Alone 11. How I Like It 12. Hesitation
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