Artist.......: Kelley Stoltz
Album........: Circular Sounds
Label........: SubPop
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Feb-29-2008
str.date.....: Feb-2008
quality......: VBR/44.1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a
track title time
01. Everything begins 02:49
02. Tintinnabulation 02:33
03. The Birmingham eccentric 03:13
04. Gardenia 03:05
05. Mother nature 02:48
06. TO speak to the girl 03:00
07. Put my troubles to sleep 03:45
08. When you forget 04:02
09. Your reverie 03:13
10. I nearly lost my mind 03:46
11. Something more 03:44
12. Reflecting 03:01
13. Morning sun 01:59
14. You alone 03:15
Runtime 44:13 min
Size 51,0 MB
Release Notes:
Circular Sounds, the fourth album from San
Francisco based artist Kelley Stoltz, finds him
partying like it's 1969 (or so). As with his other
albums, it's mostly a one man show, with Stoltz
playing the vast majority of the instruments
himself. That said, Circular Sounds has a pretty
full sound, with nothing much suggesting the low fi
home recording style for which Stoltz has been
known. The reference points for the music seem
pretty clear, the Byrds, the Beatles, the Kinks and
the Beach Boys among them, but Stoltz still manages
to put his personal stamp on the genres that
influence his songs. It's actually a pretty
delightful album, with a nice mix of psychedelic
pop and garage rock material, and other points
between. Standout cuts: "Tintinnabulation,"
"Gardenia," "When You Forget" and "Your Reverie."