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- Summary: The first solo release in almost nine years for the British indie-pop singer-songwriter was produced by Tim Bradshaw.
- Record Label: Tapete Records
- Genre(s): Electronic, Avant-Garde, Pop/Rock, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative Singer/Songwriter, Experimental Electronic, College Rock
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Mar 11, 2014The album is full of straightforward and jangly guitar pop, full of hooks and production turns that would feel at home on mixtapes of early-'90s underground alternative acts, the likes of which Pritchard himself belonged to and came up with.
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Mar 11, 2014If you’re looking for that next hooky, guitar-pop record you could do a lot worse than this.
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Mar 11, 2014A Trip to the Coast is the welcome return of a familiar form of hooky, melodic minor scale pop balladry.
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Mar 11, 2014A Trip to the Coast his first album for five years, is full of the kind of sweet, slightly off-kilter songcraft and guitar pop that could result if, say, Lloyd Cole and Robyn Hitchcock were forced to breed.
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Q MagazineMar 14, 2014A welcome return for a long-lost treasure. [Apr 2014, p.116]
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Mar 31, 2014Pritchard is at his self-deprecatory best on the witty but barbed break-up song Yeah Yeah Girl, while producer/guitarist Tim Bradshaw deserves credit for so fearlessly jettisoning the indie comfort blanket on the stylish, Chris Isaak-esque noir of Posters.