Guantanamo Baywatch - Darling It's Too Late - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: With Darling It's Too Late, Guantanamo Baywatch sought to harness and manipulate the sparkling sounds from yesteryear, all while staying true to the tape hiss and rough takes of analog recording. We really wanted a mixtape compilation sound to the record, says Powell, and that approach can be heard in both the songwriting and the production. According to Powell, each individual song was approached with all the amps and the EQs on the recording console zeroed out. That meant that every song was recorded with a new template. The title track and lead single, Too Late, perfectly captures this new aesthetic. With Burger Records soul singer Curtis Harding contributing backing vocals and rounding out the classic Motown ballad vibe of the track, Too Late is an enormous departure from the trashy Mummies-esque ruckus of their earlier recordings. Of course, the band hasn't completely abandoned the rowdy surf rock of their previous releases InchPowell put the finishing touches on the album back at his Jungle Muscles Studio in Portland to keep that rough-hewn feel intact. But even when he and his band mates Chevelle Wiseman (bass) and Chris Scott (drums) tread on their familiar territory with songs like Raunch Stomp or their cover of Eddie & The Showmen's Mr. Rebel, there's a newfound clarity, punch, and swagger to their sound. Throughout the course of Darling It's Too Late the trio continues to F**k with various subgenres, from the dusty Western twang of Corey Baum's Them to the straight-outta-Sun Studios rocker Do What You Want. The LP is available in a limited pressing of 1, 000 copies on Peaches-and-Cream color vinyl. A digital download card for MP3 is included. Album Tracks 1. Jungle Bride 2. Raunch Stomp 3. Sea of Love 4. Corey Baum's Theme 5. Too Late 6. Mr. Rebel 7. Beat Has Changed 8. Shenanigans 9. Boy Like Me 10. Do What You Want
- Artist: Guantanamo Baywatch
- Title: Darling It's Too Late
- Format: CD
- Label: Suicide Squeeze
- Release Date: 05/12/2015
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Guantanamo Baywatch - Darling It's Too Late - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 803238013725
With Darling It's Too Late, Guantanamo Baywatch sought to harness and manipulate the sparkling sounds from yesteryear, all while staying true to the tape hiss and rough takes of analog recording. We really wanted a mixtape compilation sound to the record, says Powell, and that approach can be heard in both the songwriting and the production. According to Powell, each individual song was approached with all the amps and the EQs on the recording console zeroed out. That meant that every song was recorded with a new template. The title track and lead single, Too Late, perfectly captures this new aesthetic. With Burger Records soul singer Curtis Harding contributing backing vocals and rounding out the classic Motown ballad vibe of the track, Too Late is an enormous departure from the trashy Mummies-esque ruckus of their earlier recordings. Of course, the band hasn't completely abandoned the rowdy surf rock of their previous releases InchPowell put the finishing touches on the album back at his Jungle Muscles Studio in Portland to keep that rough-hewn feel intact. But even when he and his band mates Chevelle Wiseman (bass) and Chris Scott (drums) tread on their familiar territory with songs like Raunch Stomp or their cover of Eddie & The Showmen's Mr. Rebel, there's a newfound clarity, punch, and swagger to their sound. Throughout the course of Darling It's Too Late the trio continues to F**k with various subgenres, from the dusty Western twang of Corey Baum's Them to the straight-outta-Sun Studios rocker Do What You Want. The LP is available in a limited pressing of 1, 000 copies on Peaches-and-Cream color vinyl. A digital download card for MP3 is included. Album Tracks 1. Jungle Bride 2. Raunch Stomp 3. Sea of Love 4. Corey Baum's Theme 5. Too Late 6. Mr. Rebel 7. Beat Has Changed 8. Shenanigans 9. Boy Like Me 10. Do What You Want
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