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Illuminate - Lydia

 
Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Hardcore / Artist: Lydia / Import / Audio CD released 2008-10-21 at Motown / Disc #1 ... more
Illuminate - Lydia ... Tracklisting
1 This Is Twice Now
2 Fine Evening for a Rogue
3 I Woke Up Near the Sea
4 Hospital
5 Fate
6 Sleep Well
7 Stay Awake
8 All I See
9 One More Day
10 ...Ha Yeah It Got Pretty Bad
11 Now the One You Once Loved Is Leaving

Newest Review: ... You won't hear these songs on the radio, or accompanying advertisments on TV - the sounds here are too delicate, too special ... more

 ... to be debased through the media. Opener, 'This is twice now' sets the scene, all breathy vocals and lush instrumentation - Gliding along on a wave of male/female harmonies, its the perfect introduction to the treats within Album highlight, 'Hospital' is boosted by the stellar vocal work of Aaron Marsh (Copeland) which helps to drive one of the more bombastic tunes to even greater heights. This is an album to be consumer within one sitting, in its entirety - 'I woke up near the sea' would act as an effective singl...more

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navidson
Premium Review Illuminate - Lydia: Dreamy, lush indie suitable for all (189 words)
by - written on 08/02/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
Rating:

My oh my - Where did this come from? Out of leftfield, Lydia have created the album of the year, one which any self-respecting music fan should be compelled to hunt down and try out. You won't hear these songs on the radio, or accompanying advertisments on TV - the sounds here are too delicate, too special to be debased through the media. Opener, 'This is twice now' sets the scene, all breathy vocals and lush instrumentation - Gliding along on a wave of male/female harmonies, its the perfect introduction to the treats within Album highlight, 'Hospital' is boosted by the stellar vocal work of Aaron Marsh (Copeland) which helps to drive ...  Read the complete review

danieljamesphoto
Premium Review Lydia - Illuminating Music (331 words)
by - written on 02/02/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
Rating:

Lydia are unfortunately a totally under appreciated indie/ambient band. I am hoping that this review will bring them to peoples attention a bit more. Two albums in now Lydia are finally headlining their first tour in the U.S after releasing this album, Illuminate, in October last year. This album is stunning, both musically and lyrically. After a change in line-up since their first album 'This December; It's One More and I'm Free' this one sounds even more hauntingly beautiful than the last. In my iTunes i put these under 'Ambient Indie' as they have all the warmth and often infectious sounds of a good indie band but with vocals that will make you ...  Read the complete review

 

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