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MH-033 Nobody & Mystic Chords Of Memory - Broaden A New Sound  "Broaden A New Sound," the single from electronic psych-pop super trio Nobody & Mystic Chords Of Memory is from their forthcoming full-length, Tree Colored See. The radio friendly single edit of "Broaden A New Sound" is complimented with three interpretations of additional songs from the full length. Devendra Banhart's "La Semilla" is a spooky, Spanish-spoken echoed acoustic cover of the Tree Colored See opener, "The Seed." DNTEL contributes a slow building pulse-driven remix of "Feet Upon Sand," which focuses attention on the female vocals of Jen Cohen during the chorus. The Long Lost round out the project with an achingly sweet and simple folk cover of "Coyote's Song (When You Hear It Too)." This teaser single stands on its own, presenting a multitude of sounds from some of the finest in the electronic/folk spectrum. |
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| An all at once haunting and exotically rich spectacle that’s timeless, exquisite and arresting - Losing Today |
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| Follow-up EP to Nobody's surprising Tree Colored See album. It was surprising at the time because Nobody had shifted almost fully into a folky psyche rock sound, rather than the downtempo sound of previous albums. After getting high praise for the effort, this EP takes the sound even further there with a new edit of the summery "Broaden A New Sound," plus three previously unreleased tracks. Postal Service producer Dntel is the perfect choice for the remix here, as he adds his tight, poppy style to "Feet Upon The Sand." Devendra Banhart's "La Semilla" sounds like a lush vocal number you'd find in the Greg Caz's crate, while "Long Lost" is a female vocal number straight out of a Wes Anderson flick. - Turntable Lab |
