Hush - For Dolly (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Hush
- Title: For Dolly
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Simone Records
- Genre: Alternative
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:37:16
- Total Size: 89 / 232 / 777 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Phasing
02. The Mirrors Were Right
03. Bliss Just Missed
04. Switch
05. Funhouse
06. Prey to Me
07. Earth to the Sun
08. Saturnday
How do you craft a debut album to make exactly the right impact? Do you rush into it while the inspiration is red-hot, or do you take it slow to make sure everything sounds exactly as you envisioned?
For Montreal trio Hush, it makes no difference whether they took one or the other (or something in between), as their debut For Dolly seems to be exactly what their original line of thinking told them – walk that thin line between psych rock, dream pop and revived trip-hop, often in a single song like on “Bliss Just Missed” or on their designated single “Funhouse.”
It seems that vocalist Paige Barlow and multi-instrumentalists Miles Dupire-Gagnon and Gabriel Lambert had quite an effective meeting of minds here, because that line between different musical styles can be quite thin, and you can make a misstep easily and at any point, but Hush, luckily, escapes any of those and comes up with quite a promising debut album.
01. Phasing
02. The Mirrors Were Right
03. Bliss Just Missed
04. Switch
05. Funhouse
06. Prey to Me
07. Earth to the Sun
08. Saturnday
How do you craft a debut album to make exactly the right impact? Do you rush into it while the inspiration is red-hot, or do you take it slow to make sure everything sounds exactly as you envisioned?
For Montreal trio Hush, it makes no difference whether they took one or the other (or something in between), as their debut For Dolly seems to be exactly what their original line of thinking told them – walk that thin line between psych rock, dream pop and revived trip-hop, often in a single song like on “Bliss Just Missed” or on their designated single “Funhouse.”
It seems that vocalist Paige Barlow and multi-instrumentalists Miles Dupire-Gagnon and Gabriel Lambert had quite an effective meeting of minds here, because that line between different musical styles can be quite thin, and you can make a misstep easily and at any point, but Hush, luckily, escapes any of those and comes up with quite a promising debut album.
Rock | Alternative | HD & Vinyl
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