DROP NINETEENS - Delaware (remastered) - Vinyl ('daffodil' yellow vinyl LP)
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DROP NINETEENS
Delaware (remastered) ('daffodil' yellow vinyl LP)
Wharf Cat US
Cat: WCR 155LPC1. Rel: 5 Aug 24
Indie/Alternative
Side 1 - Track 1. Delaware Side 1 - Track 2. Ease It Halen Side 1 - Track 3. Winona Side 1 - Track 4. Kick The Tragedy Side 1 - Track 5. Baby Wonder's Gone Side 2 - Track 1. Happen Side 2 - Track 2. Reberrymemberer Side 2 - Track 3. Angel Side 2 - Track 4. My Aquarium Side 2 - Track 5. (Plus Fish Dream)
Drop Nineteens' album Delaware captures the essence of the shoegaze movement with its fuzzy guitars, serene harmonies, and dissonant melodies. While the band's sound draws comparisons to My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive, their lack of mainstream success can be attributed to the rise of grunge and bands like Smashing Pumpkins in the early 90s. The album has many moments of brilliance, such as the sprawling noise of 'Kick the Tragedy' and the catchy melodies of 'Madonna' and 'Happen.' However, some tracks fall flat with generic riffs and uninspired songwriting. Delaware includes strong vocal performances by Greg Ackell and Paula Kelley, particularly on tracks like 'Reberrymemberer.' Overall, Delaware is a very worthwhile listen for fans of the shoegaze movement or late 80s alternative/indie music.
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