The_Spook_School-Try_To_Be_Hopeful-CD-FLAC-2015-401

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229,16 MB

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2026-03-28

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     Artist......: The Spook School
     Album.......: Try To Be Hopeful

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Fortuna Pop!
     Genre.......: Indie


     Tracks......: 11
     Bitrate.....: 945 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:33:41  (238.MB)
     Rls date....: 2026-03-28
     Store date..: 2015-10-09
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.thespookschool.bandcamp.com/



     01 Burn Masculinity                                                 2:02
     02 Richard And Judy                                                 2:59
     03 Friday Night                                                     3:12
     04 Speak When You're Spoken To                                      3:27
     05 August 17th                                                      2:48
     06 Everybody Needs To Be In Love                                    3:33
     07 Vicious Machine                                                  2:59
     08 I Want To Kiss You                                               2:51
     09 Books And Hooks And Movements                                    1:49
     10 Binary                                                           3:15
     11 Try To Be Hopeful                                                4:46



     On Try To Be HopefulÆs opening track Burn Masculinity, Nye Todd recognises
     the privilege associated with identifying as male, at the same time
     decrying the ôhistory of persecution and abuseö which the world has
     inflicted upon transgender individuals. With this paradoxical
     acknowledgement, he encapsulates the emotional intelligence of The Spook
     SchoolÆs second album. Where their debut Dress Up tentatively introduced
     the theme of sexual identity, here itÆs triumphantly thrust in the face of
     the world, reflecting the bandÆs ever-growing confidence in who they are.
     ItÆs never more apparent than on Binary, a gloriously spiky indie pop
     racket about the fluidity of gender. All told, this is one of the most
     vital releases of 2015, both in terms of its importance and its
     addictiveness.

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