Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)
Country: US
Released: 2003
Genre: Rock
Style: Indie Rock, Leftfield, Post Rock, Psychedelic, Synth-pop, Lo-Fi, Indie Pop
Comments:
new and factory sealed warehouse find!
Notes:
Packaging: standard plastic jewel box case, clear tray, 4 page v-fold cover booklet. (No printed barcode or release year).
Track times not printed on sleeve art, taken from: CD-Mac-iTunes.
Total time: 45:07
[Review not on packaging:
The Red Channels
SG-039 - self-titled CD
The Red Channels were a highly unique experimental pop outfit based in Portland. Starting out as a duo (of Ryan Block and Elaine Azari) in Oklahoma City, recording this album, followed their travels as well as changes in personnel between 2002-2003.
Following the release of their debut 7" ('Cling to None' b/w 'Cut Your Tongue') in 2002, Ryan focused his efforts on guitars and drums, and Elaine invested herself in keys and vocals, before The Red Channels recruited Anne Marie to play violin and Joel Rasmussen on bass, trumpet and additional vocals.
Of the record, Hutch said "...The Red Channels' self-titled album is an ambitious one, deserving of any and all respectable ears open and patient enough to endure the barrage..."
Delusions of Adequacy stated, "...a piece of work this challenging to the senses has a value of its own as it pushes the limits of what an audience perceives as being listenable."
1. Haven't 3:23
2. Now Playing 3:40
3. It Was All Static 3:57
4. Doesn't Play Well 6:34
5. Amer 5:14
6. Cicadas 5:14
7. Inanimate Objects 5:12
8. Plastic 4:46
9. Not Catatonic 4:17
10. Pivot Box 2:51
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode none
Matrix / Runout DADR 2G0R3<7205>SG039
Mastering SID Code IFPI L483
Mould SID Code IFPI8149
Videos:
Mixed At Studio B (2)
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