The_Maccabees-Marks_To_Prove_It-(MACC4002)-CD-FLAC-2015-k4

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2015-08-19

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         a r t i s t :: The Maccabees
           t i t l e :: Marks To Prove It
             d a t e :: 2015-00-00
           l a b e l :: Fiction Recods
           g e n r e :: Indie
         s o u r c e :: CD
       b i t r a t e :: 846 kbps avg
       e n c o d e r :: FLAC 1.2.1 -8 -V
         t r a c k s :: 11
     p l a y t i m e :: 41:17
             s i z e :: 251.9MB


        tracklist

  1   Marks To Prove It                       4:14
  2   Kamakura                                3:59
  3   Ribbon Road                             4:23
  4   Spit It Out                             5:09
  5   Silence                                 3:19
  6   River Song                              3:10
  7   Slow Sun                                4:12
  8   Something Like Happiness                3:43
  9   WW1 Portraits                           3:18
  10  Pioneering Systems                      2:30
  11  Dawn Chorus                             3:20




        releasenotes

      The fourth album by the south London quintet has a strange, disconcerting
  intensity about it û a self-destructive energy battling with mawkish
  introspection. While recent releases from indieÆs new guard û Wolf Alice,
  Peace, Swim Deep û are hippyishly optimistic, the Maccabees, creeping close to
  30, seem despondent when faced with the future. As lofty and stoic as Arcade
  FireÆs The Suburbs, with a claustrophobic, concrete-like weight to its sound,
  Marks to Prove It is indebted to the cold grey city in which it was created û
  or perhaps the time spent in it drinking to forget: On Dawn Chorus, its
  subject ôswigs a bottle to send him on his way downö; on Spit It Out, ôThereÆs
  one to wash it down / One to wash it outö; and during Kamakura, singer Orlando
  Weeks laments, ôDrinking when youÆre drunken / To chase down the eveningö.
  These are slow, loping, anxious anthems that bypass the drunkenness and muddle
  the brain like a hangover.

  www.themaccabees.co.uk



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