Музыка и песни Still Corners / Still Corners на CD

THE LAST EXIT - пятый студийный альбом мультиинструменталиста / продюсера Грега Хьюза и вокалиста Тессы Мюррей из проекта Still Corners.

Creatures of an Hour', the debut full-length by STILL CORNERS, glows with the delicate vocals of singer Tessa Murray and the atmospheric, cinematic influences of songwriter Greg Hughes. STILL CORNERS capture both the youthful tone of French New Wave and t Style: Independent

London-based duo STILL CORNERS releases its exquisite new album "Strange Pleasures", the follow up to "Creatures Of An Hour", the band's acclaimed 2011 debut, via Sub Pop. The album is led by the single "Berlin Lovers", as well as highlights "Beginning to Blue", "Future Age," "Beatcity," and the previously released album teaser, "Fireflies". "Strange Pleasures" was produced by band leader Greg Hughes at his Greenwich studio in London. Riding that insatiable kinesis over the last two years has resulted in Hughes, along with singing accomplice Tessa Murray, fashioning a devastating sophomore album, "Strange Pleasures", which is surely destined to usher STILL CORNERS to a deserved place at cerebral dream-pop's high table. Where its predecessor soared on sugared layers of shoegazing-infused retro-futurism, "Strange Pleasures" proffers a leaner, more acute extrapolation of '80s-suffused song and studio craft, navigating a sinuous trajectory between velveteen Angelo Badalamenti noir-pop torch song sophistication and ethereal Cocteau Twins beauty, with exquisite meanders through the glacial but mellifluous territory first mapped by Modern English, The Cure and The Passions, with nods along the way to cool, graceful detachment a la '80s Euro avant-poppers such as Berntholer and Virna Lindt (read more at Sub Pop). "Another dreamy, widescreen pop gem" - ["Berlin Lovers" Track Post] Gorilla Vs. Bear "Fireflies"... is no less beholden to the past-- only, this time, the band's drawing from the spangly, huge-sounding sounds of 1980s synth-pop. The change suits them well, as it's their most immediate and starry-eyed song to date, with Tessa Murray's multi-tracked vocals navigating their way through gorgeously empty terrain dotted with cymbal washes and gently pulsing synth tones." - ["Fireflies" Track Review, "Best New Track"] - Pitchfork "Called "Fireflies," the tune leans closer to 1980s dance music than previous atmospheric offering, Creatures Of An Hour. It's still full of the band's signature dreaminess." - Under The Radar "...A wonderful surprise" - ["Fireflies" Track Review] Refinery 29 CD, Album, Gatefold