Woods - Strange To ExplainDreaming doesnt come easy these shadowed days, which is why Strange To Explain by Woods is such a welcome turning of new colors. It presents an extended moment of sweet reflection for the 15 year old band, bouncing back to earth as something hopeful and weird and resolute. Like everything else theyve recorded, it sounds exactly like themselves, but with subtly different shades and breaths and rhythmic feels and everything else that changes, the

as big-sky perspective flashes through the windshield over and over: dreamlike passing flares

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These tracks may represent Minus The Bear‰۪s original trademark version of pop but on songs like ‰Û÷I‰۪m Totally Not Down With Rob‰۪s Alien‰۪ the band eschews it‰۪s restless energy for atmosphere and dynamics

and synthesizes a bit of everything he lentåÊto others as a producer

It was then mixed in upstate New York

Martin Rev’s third solo album features a wealth of material from the year 1980

or as soft as Yoko could get ‰ÛÒ think ofåÊFeeling the SpaceåÊasåÊTapestryåÊwith talons

They’re also about to release their first album and it’s a beauty

It‰۪s the music that sold albums by the truckload in the 70s and 80s

but one that makes SO much sense upon consideration that you wonder why you hadn't rioted for your right to experience this sooner

The 1970s flares and cuban heels began to disappear