It's easy to forget how amazing this album sounded back in 2003, especially since it spawned an army of mediocre imitators. Electronica-based indie pop is an established branch of indie rock these days, but no one's managed to do it as good as Jimmy Tamborello and Ben Gibbard did it with Give Up, the duo's first and only album.
While the novelty of pairing Gibbard's warm vocals with Tamborello's cold soundscapes may have been what caused many people to pay attention to the project initially, there's a world of difference between a novel concept and the solid execution of that concept. Luckily, the Postal Service delivers (honest-to-God-no-pun-intended). - Culture Bully
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Jason Grishkoff
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Jun 17, 2013
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Why are covers of Robyn's "Dancing On My Own" suddenly all the rage right now (referring of course to Real Magic's cover from earlier this month)? After all, the song is already 3 years old...Nevermind the details, Carousel have decided to tackle the...
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Jason Grishkoff
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Mar 30, 2013
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Carousel have been working hard to perfect their electro-pop sound, as evidenced by this new track titled "Another Day." The result is easy to digest, not unlike the two other tracks we've featured, "Stay Awake" and "Open Road."No word yet on whether...
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Philip Friedman
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Jun 18, 2013
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A few weeks ago I shared a track from the indie-pop trio Canopy Climbers. Today I have the privilege of premiering the brand new track "Souvenir" coinciding with the release of their sophomore release, Miles.Continuing on with the theme of long-dist...
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