Grand_Archives-Keep_In_Mind_Frankenstein-CD-FLAC-2009-401

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     Artist......: Grand Archives
     Album.......: Keep In Mind Frankenstein

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Sub Pop
     Genre.......: Rock


     Tracks......: 10
     Bitrate.....: 841 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:35:34  (228.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-05-01
     Store date..: 2009-09-15
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.subpop.com/



     01 Topsy's Revenge                                                  3:42
     02 Witchy Park/Tomorrow Will (Take Care Of Itself)                  6:26
     03 Silver Among The Gold                                            3:57
     04 Oslo Novelist                                                    3:51
     05 Lazy Bones                                                       2:40
     06 Siren Echo Valley (Part 1)                                       2:01
     07 Left For All The Strays                                          3:17
     08 Dig That Crazy Grave                                             4:24
     09 Siren Echo Valley (Part 2)                                       2:37
     10 Willoughby                                                       2:39



     Grand ArchivesÆ second full-length album, like much of its predecessor, was
     crafted at Paradise Sound in Index, WA with help from producer Ben Kersten
     (who also recorded The Grand Archives, the bandÆs 2008 debut). A few
     friends dropped by during recording. BrookeÆs former CarissaÆs Wierd
     cohorts, Jenn Ghetto and Sera Cahoone, sang backing vocals. The gorgeous
     streaks of pedal steel across the wistful sweep of ôOslo Novelistö come
     courtesy of Jason Kardong. For the most part, Grand Archives played
     everything. Especially the weird bits. ItÆs a little darker than the first
     record and opens with the bittersweet elegy ôTopsyÆs Revenge,ö inspired by
     the infamous 1903 newsreel footage of Thomas Edison electrocuting a rogue
     Coney Island elephant. Songs like ôDig That Crazy Grave,ö a buoyant ditty
     redolent of Southern California and summer afternoons, and the insistent,
     soaring Silver Among the Gold find their place here as well. ItÆs an album
     made up of disparate elements artfully fit together and brought to life
     with affecting results: Keep in Mind Frankenstein.

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