Melt The Honey

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Release Date: 19 January 2024

Label: Fire Talk Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 634457149571

Genres: Rock Pop-Rock

Release Date: 19 January 2024

Label: Fire Talk Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 634457150072

Genres: Rock Pop-Rock

Release Date: 19 January 2024

Label: Fire Talk Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 634457149311

Genres: Rock Pop-Rock

Description
For PACKS, making a record isn't a means to an end; the making of the record is a communal experience, bottled up for the public to hear - On third album Melt the Honey PACKS explores a state of contentment, even bliss, long elided. The self-produced record honors the unpretentious disaffection of the grunge movement and the inventive arrangements of Guided By Voices, whose prolific output has inspired PACKS since their inception. To make Melt the Honey, PACKS traveled to Mexico City, where Madeline Link had spent significant time as an artist-in-residence at Casa Lu. Over the course of 11 days, PACKS practiced new songs in a rented studio space. From there, they took a bus to Xalapa where they worked as artists-in-residence at a house known as Casa pulpo, an architectural feat removed from the bustle of city life. "The house has no straight lines, it puts you in a creative mindset," Link says. Melt the Honey, is an outward-facing testament to the wonderfully strange details of daily life, vividly rendered by a songwriter who knows they're worthy of reverence.

Description
For PACKS, making a record isn't a means to an end; the making of the record is a communal experience, bottled up for the public to hear - On third album Melt the Honey PACKS explores a state of contentment, even bliss, long elided. The self-produced record honors the unpretentious disaffection of the grunge movement and the inventive arrangements of Guided By Voices, whose prolific output has inspired PACKS since their inception. To make Melt the Honey, PACKS traveled to Mexico City, where Madeline Link had spent significant time as an artist-in-residence at Casa Lu. Over the course of 11 days, PACKS practiced new songs in a rented studio space. From there, they took a bus to Xalapa where they worked as artists-in-residence at a house known as Casa pulpo, an architectural feat removed from the bustle of city life. "The house has no straight lines, it puts you in a creative mindset," Link says. Melt the Honey, is an outward-facing testament to the wonderfully strange details of daily life, vividly rendered by a songwriter who knows they're worthy of reverence.

Description
For PACKS, making a record isn't a means to an end; the making of the record is a communal experience, bottled up for the public to hear - On third album Melt the Honey PACKS explores a state of contentment, even bliss, long elided - The self-produced record honors the unpretentious disaffection of the grunge movement and the inventive arrangements of Guided By Voices, whose prolific output has inspired PACKS since their inception. To make Melt the Honey, PACKS traveled to Mexico City, where Madeline Link had spent significant time as an artist-in-residence at Casa Lu. Over the course of 11 days, PACKS practiced new songs in a rented studio space. From there, they took a bus to Xalapa where they worked as artists-in-residence at a house known as Casa pulpo, an architectural feat removed from the bustle of city life. "The house has no straight lines, it puts you in a creative mindset," Link says. Melt the Honey, is an outward-facing testament to the wonderfully strange details of daily life, vividly rendered by a songwriter who knows they're worthy of reverence.
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