The Mommyheads - Age Of Isolation - VINYL LP

Legendary American indie pop band The Mommyheads were founded back in 1987 and after a long hiatus they are back with stronger creative force than ever. The new album InchGenius KillerInch solidifies the band's ability to constantly reinvent themselves and let their audience travel rollercoaster through the history of pop music.InchThey're more creatively alive than they've ever been.Inch- Stereo Embers MagazineInchGenius Killer is an album that offers a lot of discovery throughout. Inch- Prog ReportInchThis group is on a roll. Now that they've (seemingly) worked their way through all of the archival material, the focus is back on new music. And as the Mommyheads hurtle toward their 40th anniversary, they're showing themselves to be at the top of their game.Inch - MusoscribeInchGenius Killer packs a lot into a little. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this record, and found a new thing I loved with every subsequent spin. For fans of smart pop, don't miss The Mommyheads' latest.Inch- ProglodytesA1. Impulse ItemA2. Genius KillerA3. She's a FighterA4. We Almost Lost it AllA5. Distill Your Love Into That Dying LightB1. IdealistB2. PrivilegeB3. BittersweetB4. One and the SameB5. First Five Seconds

Cult heroes The Mommyheads launches CONEY ISLAND KID - the most ambitious album of their career.A watershed for The Mommyheads, CONEY ISLAND KID marks the venerable NYC-based band's 15th studio LP and first-ever foray into concept album terrain. Highlights include InchWhy Are You SmilingInch a song about questioning social norms and expectations.InchFour decades later, The Mommyheads are still the undisputed godfathers of baroque prog pop.Inch - RELIXInchThey're out to capture the nuances of longing in perfectly balanced melodiesInch - New York PostInchI'm not sure if I like any band more than The MommyheadsInch - I Don't Hear A SingleA1. Coney Island KidA2. Artificial IslandA3. SpookaramaA4. Solemn by the SeaA5. Suburban Office ParkB1. Learning to LiveB2. Why Aren't You SmilingB3. Such Beautiful ThingsB4. Onset, MAB5. Soul's Aquarium

The Mommyheads combine deep roots in classic pop music with an indomitable will to evolve constantly. The band continues to surprise us and forge new paths. On the album No Quietus, nothing is as it seems. Your perception of what will happen in the next beat is either proven wrong or fulfilled in a colorful kaleidoscope. Lyrically, the Mommyheads are also evolving and are among the pop culture artists who thoughtfully question our civilization. Album Tracks 1. Triumph and Crash 2. Black Veins 3. No Quietus 4. I'm Your Apocalypse 5. Always Reaching 6. Racecar Brain 7. The Beast Is Back 8. Finally Free 9. Strong 10. It's Only Life