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Lamps - People With Faces - VINYL LP

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    • Genre: Rock
    • Description: These days, good news is hard to come by, but here's some Lamps, LA's notoriously unprolific noise-merchant trio, are ready to their spectacular fourth album called People With Faces, out on In The Red Records. Produced by Ty Segall at Val's, Lamps' first recorded output since 2012's landmark LP Under The Water, Under The Ground finds them breaking adventurous new terrain. I'd say they've matured, but I'd only say it behind their backs. Stalwarts Monty Buckles (guitar, voice, keyboards!!!) and Josh Erkman (drums, voice) double down on Lamps' trademark cloak of effects-laden guitars and hammering drums, and new (ish) member Denée Segall jumps into the fray with her Poly Styrene-wail and monolithic bass, add-ing depth both sonically and lyrically. Their trademark abrasiveness is still present, but it's bur-nished it into something richer, more layered. Don't worry, it still kicks your head in... -KD. Feb 2020
    • Artist: Lamps
    • Title: People With Faces
    • Format: VINYL
    • Label: In the Red Records
    • Release Date: 11/13/2020
    • Genre: Rock
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    • Product Name: Lamps - People With Faces - VINYL LP
    • UPC: 759718534610

These days, good news is hard to come by, but here's some Lamps, LA's notoriously unprolific noise-merchant trio, are ready to their spectacular fourth album called People With Faces, out on In The Red Records. Produced by Ty Segall at Val's, Lamps' first recorded output since 2012's landmark LP Under The Water, Under The Ground finds them breaking adventurous new terrain. I'd say they've matured, but I'd only say it behind their backs. Stalwarts Monty Buckles (guitar, voice, keyboards!!!) and Josh Erkman (drums, voice) double down on Lamps' trademark cloak of effects-laden guitars and hammering drums, and new (ish) member Denée Segall jumps into the fray with her Poly Styrene-wail and monolithic bass, add-ing depth both sonically and lyrically. Their trademark abrasiveness is still present, but it's bur-nished it into something richer, more layered. Don't worry, it still kicks your head in... -KD. Feb 2020