Release Date: 21 August 2015
Label: Cooking Vinyl
Packaging Type: Jewel Case
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 0711297512823
Release Date: 21 August 2015
Label: Cooking Vinyl
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 0711297512854
Release Date: 21 August 2015
Label: Cooking Vinyl
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 0711297512816
Description
Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied, the 4th album by Glaswegian rock trio ''The Fratellis''. Recorded in LA with Tony Hoffer, who also produced their first album smash Costello Music, this album is the sound of freedom and the sound of a band at the peak of their powers.
That unique, bright clarity of California sunshine seems to permeate the record and the band channelled it to create an album that represents what they do best.
At the heart of Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied there's a fun, energetic soul reminiscent of their 2006 debut. It's wonderfully vibrant, playful and the stories and characters it projects embody the spirit of LA.
With recognisable nods to 70s Cali-rock, rockabilly and glorious hints of Americana and country layered high, it's a glorious homecoming with roots in both Scotland and LA.
Littered with standout tracks; The foot stamping Baby Don't You Lie To Me! The spiralling riffs of Getting Surreal and Thief all big choruses and live crowd pleasers.
Dogtown parades along with its strident brass section and funk-driven bass line its early seventies Stevie Wonder covering The Beatles Come Together. While the delicate, drifting layers of Moonshine bring us to a reflective, poised ending.
Description
Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied, the 4th album by Glaswegian rock trio ''The Fratellis''. Recorded in LA with Tony Hoffer, who also produced their first album smash Costello Music, this album is the sound of freedom and the sound of a band at the peak of their powers.
That unique, bright clarity of California sunshine seems to permeate the record and the band channelled it to create an album that represents what they do best.
At the heart of Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied there's a fun, energetic soul reminiscent of their 2006 debut. It's wonderfully vibrant, playful and the stories and characters it projects embody the spirit of LA.
With recognisable nods to 70s Cali-rock, rockabilly and glorious hints of Americana and country layered high, it's a glorious homecoming with roots in both Scotland and LA.
Littered with standout tracks; The foot stamping Baby Don't You Lie To Me! The spiralling riffs of Getting Surreal and Thief all big choruses and live crowd pleasers.
Dogtown parades along with its strident brass section and funk-driven bass line its early seventies Stevie Wonder covering The Beatles Come Together. While the delicate, drifting layers of Moonshine bring us to a reflective, poised ending.
Description
Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied, the 4th album by Glaswegian rock trio ''The Fratellis''. Recorded in LA with Tony Hoffer, who also produced their first album smash Costello Music, this album is the sound of freedom and the sound of a band at the peak of their powers.
That unique, bright clarity of California sunshine seems to permeate the record and the band channelled it to create an album that represents what they do best.
At the heart of Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied there's a fun, energetic soul reminiscent of their 2006 debut. It's wonderfully vibrant, playful and the stories and characters it projects embody the spirit of LA.
With recognisable nods to 70s Cali-rock, rockabilly and glorious hints of Americana and country layered high, it's a glorious homecoming with roots in both Scotland and LA.
Littered with standout tracks; The foot stamping Baby Don't You Lie To Me! The spiralling riffs of Getting Surreal and Thief all big choruses and live crowd pleasers.
Dogtown parades along with its strident brass section and funk-driven bass line its early seventies Stevie Wonder covering The Beatles Come Together. While the delicate, drifting layers of Moonshine bring us to a reflective, poised ending.
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
Cracker
Punk Rock Factory
Larkin Poe
The Darkness
June Tabor
Isobel Campbell, Mark Lanegan
The Orb
Ron Sexsmith
The Fratellis
The Fratellis
