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Drop by Thee Oh Sees (Record, 2014)

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SUPER CRAZY! This record is great and very needed and will blow out your stereo! THE OH SEES. KingÆs Nose. Vinyl LP NEW! ROCK AND ROLL FOREVER! These guys will rock your ass and you will let them and love it!

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelClfc, Castleface

UPC0819162014783

eBay Product ID (ePID)14046053491

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2014

GenreAlternative Rock

ArtistThee Oh Sees

Release TitleDrop

Dimensions

Item Height0.16 in

Item Weight0.62 lb

Item Length12.30 in

Item Width12.29 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks9

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Penetrating Eye 1.2 Encrypted Bounce 1.3 Savage Victory 1.4 Put Some Reverb on My Brother 1.5 Drop 1.6 Camera (Queer Sound) 1.7 King's Nose 1.8 Transparent World 1.9 The Lens

Number of Discs1

NotesVinyl LP pressing. 2014 release from the California-based Indie band led by John P. Dwyer. This is their first album since the band moved from the Bay Area to Los Angeles. DROP was recorded in a banana-ripening warehouse (no joke) with hair-farming studio warlock Chris Woodhouse playing drums; it's also graced with the presence of talented gurus Mikal Cronin, Greer McGettrick and Casafis adding horns and vocals. The result pushes the familiar polarities of the group farther outward than ever before. Opener 'Penetrating Eye' might be the heaviest Oh Sees song yet, 'Transparent World' and 'Put Some Reverb on My Brother' foam with seasick fuzz, and yet the ballads, like the harpsichorded 'King's Nose' and the lush and stately closer 'The Lens,' extend their oeuvre into mellotronic, far-out pop with delicacy and grace. This schizophrenia heralds the man and the band into an unseen future in classic Dwyer fashion - restless energy harnessed into exquisitely crafted jams, with an emphasis on the pensive and the paranoid in turns.