Sister_Vanilla-Little_Pop_Rock-(Advance)-2007-uF

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2007-01-26

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ARTIST: Sister Vanilla
TITLE: Little Pop Rock
LABEL: Chemikal Underground
GENRE: Indie
TIME: 42:12 min
SIZE:  55,7 MB
RIP DATE: Jan-26-2007
RELEASE DATE: Mar-19-2007
WEBSITE: n/a

Track List:

01. Pastel Blue                                02:41
02. Jamcolas                                   03:56
03. Slacker                                    02:47
04. Delicat                                    03:21
05. Can't Stop The Rock                        03:18
06. Kissaround                                 03:02
07. What Goes Around                           02:41
08. K To Be Lost                               04:41
09. Angel                                      03:34
10. Down                                       03:35
11. Totp                                       05:14
12. Two Of Us                                  03:22

Release Notes:

It is with barely concealed excitement that we can
announce the release of 'Little Pop Rock' by Sister
Vanilla in March 2007.  Featuring ex-Jesus And Mary
Chain luminaries Jim Reid, William Reid and Ben
Lurie with Jim and William's sister Linda on vocals,
Sister Vanilla's Little Pop Rock is an
exhilaratingly fresh pop record which also serves as
a timely reminder of just how essential the seminal
group from East Kilbride actually were.

There can be no doubt that the song-writing on
Little Pop Rock incorporates many elements that will
be familiar to Mary Chain fans, but to focus solely
on the input of the estranged Reid brothers would be
a disservice to the vocals of their sister Linda.
If the reconvening of Jim and William on the same
album (since The Jesus And Mary Chain's final
offering Munki in 1998) is some cause for
celebration, it's the sheer strength of Little Pop
Rock, the allure of Linda's vocals and how angry,
reflective and urgent the songs sound that should
have you throwing an all-out street party.

With Little Pop Rock, we have an album to cherish
that is every bit as good as its illustrious
predecessors and if it provides us with the best
opportunity of welcoming Jim and William Reid back
to the table, we only have their sister Linda to
thank...

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