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Fromthing Somethat [Explicit Content]
- (Parental Advisory Explicit Lyrics)
- Artist: The Black Watch
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 10/23/2020
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Fromthing Somethat [Explicit Content]
- (Parental Advisory Explicit Lyrics)
- Artist: The Black Watch
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 10/23/2020
- Artist: The Black Watch
- Label: Atom Records, LLC
- UPC: 195269008482
- Item #: 2348119X
- Genre: Rock
- Release Date: 10/23/2020
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Fromthing Somethat, the tongue-twister title of legendary L.A. dreampop/indiepop foursome, The Black Watch's nineteenth LP, comes from a mistake front man John Andrew Fredrick made whilst singing a line from the song "The Lonesome Death of Mary Hansen." Cleverly self-effacing album titles have been a part of this serious band's aesthetic ever since 2011's well-received Led Zeppelin Five (along with such titles as "Jiggery-Pokery", "After the Gold Room", "The Gospel According To John", and "Magic Johnson").
This record hops, skips, and jumps from dreamy-floaty (the opening number, "St Fair Isle Sweater") to dance-y (the almost-disco of "The Nothing That Is") to majestic ("All I Know (Is That the Moon is Beautiful)" to dark/ominous ("Drip, Drip, Drip") and back again to dreamlike ("For Always Then To Keep" and the soaring closing lullaby "I'm Not Hung Up"). And yet it's all of a piece-a record that perhaps sounds like every 60's, 80's, or 90's guitar band you've ever loved and, well, unmistakably a The Black Watch record.Credits
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Artist(s)The Black Watch