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- Artist(s): Gill Tucker, Ali McCann, Alison Bolger, Antonia Sellbach
- Summary: The third full-length release for the Australian psych rock band was recorded in Melbourne by John Lee.
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- Record Label: ADA
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Rock, Noise Pop, Neo-Psychedelia
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The WireOct 11, 2017Revel in the poppy darkness of Beaches--sunset drenched “ba-ba-ba” vocals, upfront drums and twangy guitars--but also marvel as the Australian psych rockers draw out their swirling sounds into extended hypnotic workouts on this double album. [Oct 2017, p.64]
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Sep 18, 2017Seventeen tracks makes for an extended listening experience, but there’s enough variety that you’re never bored. In fact, the second half seems to hit a little harder than the first.
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Sep 18, 2017Whichever word one may choose, the record is a delight for lovers of psychedelic guitar interplay, and Beaches continue to be one of the best exponents of that sound around.
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MagnetSep 18, 2017The band's linear approach might have you pining for an injection of dynamic flourishes, as the songwriting often consists of settling on a single tempo and rhythm and bouncing between two riffs for the duration. [No. 146, p.53]
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Sep 18, 2017The ambience of Second of Spring is pleasing for sure, but there's nary an earworm in the 17-song bunch.
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