The Laissez Fairs - Marigold (2019)
BAND/ARTIST: The Laissez Fairs
- Title: Marigold
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Rum Bar Records
- Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock, Power Pop
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:44:09
- Total Size: 103 / 314 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Long Grow the Marigolds
02. Phantom Stranger
03. My Thursday Girl
04. For You to Know (feat. Matthew Parmenter)
05. Your Love or Hate
06. Mr. Wryly
07. Molly
08. Redundant Beach
09. Dirty Alice Jones
10. Follow the Money
11. Firebyrd
12. Crown Plaza
13. Remember Her
14. Marigolds Return
15. Lillie May
16. We'll Get There Someday
Imagine writing down all your favourite things about both compilations of Swinging '60s rarities and the neo-psychedelic revival of the '80s. Then imagine that list coming to life, tuming into new music. You don't have to do that, actually, because it would probably sound a lot like a Laissez Fairs record... All golden ages connections considered, you would probably expect wistful nostalgia, uh? Far from it, really... 'Marigold' is nimble and contagiously spirited. On 'Phantom Stranger' paisley meets groovy Bowie-isms, 'Redundant Beach' sounds like an unreleased Robyn Hitchcock gem, while 'My Thursday Girl' and 'Molly' take us on pastoral trips. Sure, 'Long Grow The Marigolds' and 'Lillie May' could have been classics in any of our favourite eras; but they're killer cuts of today... -- Camilla Aisa, Shindig!
Minor key psychedelia in three minute bursts like reduced Shakespeare applied To Their Satanic Majesties Request, with flashes of prog rock...They summon shimmering misty green glades in Albion...fuzz bass sings on “Phantom Stranger.” “My Thursday Girl” is Brit Psyche in the Spring tradition, with synth flute. “For You To Know” is fuzzed out and sitarish, while “Your Love Or Hate” summons the ghost of the late great Spring...Brooding keyboards dominate “Dirty Alice Jones,” while the mini-suite “Firebyrd” dazzles...Nicely done psyche-pop here... -- Mike Baron, November 2019
...they perfectly recreate the shimmering apex of ’60s psychedelia. The opener 'Long Grow The Marigolds' is flush with layered fuzz guitars and Farfisa organ, and it sets the tone. The standout 'Phantom Stranger' has a sweet catchy rhythm as it jangles along, and the ballad 'My Thursday Girl' is like early Bowie meets Brian Jones... The band's general approach reminds me more of The Stones (especially on Redundant Beach) than The Lemon Pipers...the music is consistently good...
01. Long Grow the Marigolds
02. Phantom Stranger
03. My Thursday Girl
04. For You to Know (feat. Matthew Parmenter)
05. Your Love or Hate
06. Mr. Wryly
07. Molly
08. Redundant Beach
09. Dirty Alice Jones
10. Follow the Money
11. Firebyrd
12. Crown Plaza
13. Remember Her
14. Marigolds Return
15. Lillie May
16. We'll Get There Someday
Imagine writing down all your favourite things about both compilations of Swinging '60s rarities and the neo-psychedelic revival of the '80s. Then imagine that list coming to life, tuming into new music. You don't have to do that, actually, because it would probably sound a lot like a Laissez Fairs record... All golden ages connections considered, you would probably expect wistful nostalgia, uh? Far from it, really... 'Marigold' is nimble and contagiously spirited. On 'Phantom Stranger' paisley meets groovy Bowie-isms, 'Redundant Beach' sounds like an unreleased Robyn Hitchcock gem, while 'My Thursday Girl' and 'Molly' take us on pastoral trips. Sure, 'Long Grow The Marigolds' and 'Lillie May' could have been classics in any of our favourite eras; but they're killer cuts of today... -- Camilla Aisa, Shindig!
Minor key psychedelia in three minute bursts like reduced Shakespeare applied To Their Satanic Majesties Request, with flashes of prog rock...They summon shimmering misty green glades in Albion...fuzz bass sings on “Phantom Stranger.” “My Thursday Girl” is Brit Psyche in the Spring tradition, with synth flute. “For You To Know” is fuzzed out and sitarish, while “Your Love Or Hate” summons the ghost of the late great Spring...Brooding keyboards dominate “Dirty Alice Jones,” while the mini-suite “Firebyrd” dazzles...Nicely done psyche-pop here... -- Mike Baron, November 2019
...they perfectly recreate the shimmering apex of ’60s psychedelia. The opener 'Long Grow The Marigolds' is flush with layered fuzz guitars and Farfisa organ, and it sets the tone. The standout 'Phantom Stranger' has a sweet catchy rhythm as it jangles along, and the ballad 'My Thursday Girl' is like early Bowie meets Brian Jones... The band's general approach reminds me more of The Stones (especially on Redundant Beach) than The Lemon Pipers...the music is consistently good...
Year 2019 | Pop | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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