11 June 2023

STARLIGHT CONSPIRACY Sounds Like A Silver Holler 1996


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Sounds Like a Silver Holler Review

by Nitsuh Abebe

Sounds Like a Silver Holler adopts the same dichotomy of sound that made Black Tambourine and early Velocity Girl so great -- over a sludgy fuzz of indie rock guitars come lovely, drawn-out melodies in a hazy female voice reminiscent of Tiger Trap. Some of Starlight Conspiracy's instrumental work is a bit standard and rock-oriented, which keeps the band from approaching dream pop or shoegazer greatness, but a decent sense of dynamic arrangements and the always-gorgeous vocals help a great deal. Sounds Like a Silver Holler will never live up to similar noise-pop records (with Black Tambourine being almost definitive on the American end), but it's a solid effort nonetheless. 

 

Tracklist

1
She Waits3:01
2
Don't Leave The Stage2:35
3
Silver Holler2:49
4
Just Heavier Words4:39
5
Switching Lines1:26
6
Airlock2:47
7
Anomaly3:22
8
Calgon4:31
9
Anchored3:48
10
Earth Prime3:21

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