Allah-Las: Calico Review (Indie Exclusive Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP
The third album from â60s revivalists Allah-Las stays true to the band's penchant for playful psych/surf/garage rock. Recorded at the historic Valentine Recording Studio, the quartet used the same equipment (including a 1964 Universal Audio 610 soundboard) as The Beach Boys did for recording Pet Sounds, and consequently, the nostalgia-inducing, analog warmth is at the heart of Calico Review. Check out the upbeat âCould Be Youâ or the reverb-dipped âStrange Heat.â âWarmed Kipper,â "Famous Phone Figure,â âAutumn Dawn,â and âPlace In The Sunâ are other standouts, but really, the breezy, laidback/beachside vibe of the 12-tracker makes for a pleasant listen from beginning to end.
- indie-exclusive clear vinyl
- music label: Mexican Summer 2016
reviewed by donut savage 09/2016
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Allah-Las: Calico Review (Indie Exclusive Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP
The third album from â60s revivalists Allah-Las stays true to the band's penchant for playful psych/surf/garage rock. Recorded at the historic Valentine Recording Studio, the quartet used the same equipment (including a 1964 Universal Audio 610 soundboard) as The Beach Boys did for recording Pet Sounds, and consequently, the nostalgia-inducing, analog warmth is at the heart of Calico Review. Check out the upbeat âCould Be Youâ or the reverb-dipped âStrange Heat.â âWarmed Kipper,â "Famous Phone Figure,â âAutumn Dawn,â and âPlace In The Sunâ are other standouts, but really, the breezy, laidback/beachside vibe of the 12-tracker makes for a pleasant listen from beginning to end.
- indie-exclusive clear vinyl
- music label: Mexican Summer 2016
reviewed by donut savage 09/2016
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The third album from â60s revivalists Allah-Las stays true to the band's penchant for playful psych/surf/garage rock. Recorded at the historic Valentine Recording Studio, the quartet used the same equipment (including a 1964 Universal Audio 610 soundboard) as The Beach Boys did for recording Pet Sounds, and consequently, the nostalgia-inducing, analog warmth is at the heart of Calico Review. Check out the upbeat âCould Be Youâ or the reverb-dipped âStrange Heat.â âWarmed Kipper,â "Famous Phone Figure,â âAutumn Dawn,â and âPlace In The Sunâ are other standouts, but really, the breezy, laidback/beachside vibe of the 12-tracker makes for a pleasant listen from beginning to end.
- indie-exclusive clear vinyl
- music label: Mexican Summer 2016
