Sunday, September 1, 2013
The Delta Mirror - Machines that Listen (2008)
Charming, shoegaze-y, electro-indie something-something. Machines that Listen is a concept album throughout which each song takes place in a different room of a hospital. Gauzy electronic textures; monotone, chant-like vocal melodies; chiming pianos; reverb patches galore. Really 'tugs at the 'ol heartstrings.'
The Delta Mirror have a new album. It is called Better Unsung. Here's their Facebook.
Track listing:
1. It Was Dark and I Welcome the Calm
2. And the Radio Played On
3. Going to Town
4. He Was Worse Than the Needle He Gave You
5. A Room for Waiting
6. Hold Me Down Just Don't Let Me Go
7. Malpractice
8. We Got It All
9. A Song About the End
I write empty songs
and the words don't bother me
Labels:
2000s,
dream pop,
electronic,
indie rock,
shoegaze
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