The John Moore Rock and Roll Trio - Roll Your Activator Vol. 1 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The critically acclaimed Massachusetts quintet Winterpills returns with their first album in nine years. InchThis Is How We DanceInch deepens their catalog of elegant chamber pop that's Inchhaunting... downright glorious when the harmonies start, as crisp and shining as crystalInch (The Washington Post). Consummate masters of the slow burn, Winterpills have nurtured a singular aesthetic over the course of their 20 years together rich and often gritty instrumentation, poetic and vulnerable lyrics, celestial harmonies, and cinematic arrangements that stealthily pull you in. Emerging from the hiatus of the pandemic, Winterpills dove hearts-first into crafting the album's 12 songs, in a string of inspired creative sessions in the band's living rooms and basements. The resulting album feels at once personal and universal, and showcases the evolution of a band still restless and exploring new ways to collaborate. Teaming up with producer Dave Chalfant-who had a production role in the band's first 2 albums-brought the new record full circle. InchLike all good things, this is a band that defies easy labeling... aswirl with voices, guitars and other shimmering delights.Inch (MAGNET)

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Everything is alive, Slowdive's 5th record, is exactly what the title suggests an exploration into the shimmering nature of life and the universal touch points within it. While there are parts of this record that could sit neatly next to the atmospheric quality of 1995's Pygmalion; everything is alive also manages to break down the boundaries of what's come before it. Spanning psychedelic soundscapes, pulsating 80's electronic elements and John Cale inspired journeys, the album lands immediately as something made for the future; which figures, as their fanbase has grown younger & younger as time has gone on. For a genre that is often thought of as divisive, and often warrants introspection, here Slowdive show their craft as the masters of it by pushing it outwards, beyond the singular; the end result being a record which feels as emotional and cathartic as it is hopeful.