Men I Trust: Men I Trust (Black Ice Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP
Proper debut full-length from Quebec City’s Men I Trust. This self-titled album is a hodgepodge of tracks culled from early Bandcamp projects, fleshed out with more recent singles recorded with the addition of a second vocalist. It’s these newer tracks, typified by blunted Demarco-ish grooves with slinky funk basslines and breathy female vocals, that get our gears going: “Plain View,” “Humming Man,” “Lauren,” “Middle Points,” the breathtaking haunted balladry of “Again”. Reminds us a little bit of local cuties Barrie shot through with pure laidback Canadian vibes. Pressed on semi-transparent 'black ice' wax, recommended.
- 'black ice' colored double vinyl pressing
- note: vinyl appears black, semi-transparent when held up to light
- music label: Return To Analog 2019
reviewed by him downstairs 07/2019
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Men I Trust: Men I Trust (Black Ice Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP
Proper debut full-length from Quebec City’s Men I Trust. This self-titled album is a hodgepodge of tracks culled from early Bandcamp projects, fleshed out with more recent singles recorded with the addition of a second vocalist. It’s these newer tracks, typified by blunted Demarco-ish grooves with slinky funk basslines and breathy female vocals, that get our gears going: “Plain View,” “Humming Man,” “Lauren,” “Middle Points,” the breathtaking haunted balladry of “Again”. Reminds us a little bit of local cuties Barrie shot through with pure laidback Canadian vibes. Pressed on semi-transparent 'black ice' wax, recommended.
- 'black ice' colored double vinyl pressing
- note: vinyl appears black, semi-transparent when held up to light
- music label: Return To Analog 2019
reviewed by him downstairs 07/2019
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Proper debut full-length from Quebec City’s Men I Trust. This self-titled album is a hodgepodge of tracks culled from early Bandcamp projects, fleshed out with more recent singles recorded with the addition of a second vocalist. It’s these newer tracks, typified by blunted Demarco-ish grooves with slinky funk basslines and breathy female vocals, that get our gears going: “Plain View,” “Humming Man,” “Lauren,” “Middle Points,” the breathtaking haunted balladry of “Again”. Reminds us a little bit of local cuties Barrie shot through with pure laidback Canadian vibes. Pressed on semi-transparent 'black ice' wax, recommended.
- 'black ice' colored double vinyl pressing
- note: vinyl appears black, semi-transparent when held up to light
- music label: Return To Analog 2019
