Everything Else - Another One Making Clouds (Turquoise Colour) (New Vinyl)
"Another One Making Clouds" is the compelling maverick indie album by Liverpool based duo Everything Else, featuring a cameo by Neil Halstead. The songs possess all the singular magic of a duo writing and playing together while sounding like a full, sonically charged band. Their debut EP track 'Two Monkeys', included here, has a level of shoegazey dirt that will leave many distortion freaks reeling. ‘Every Word Said' is prog-pop perfection. The title track is as moody as anything by Flying Saucer Attack. "Another One Making Clouds" evolves over 35 minutes and doesn't stop elevating and surprising. A founding notion of Big Potato was to release recordings made as the musicians' first intended. No "notes" and no re-recording with a "proper" producer in a "real" studio. A noble preference they saw labels like Rough Trade pursuing with The Strokes, The Smiths, The Fall, et al.This album is a proud example, and captures something you can't fake. A young band finding an epic, emotional, cinematic sound in their bedroom.
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"Another One Making Clouds" is the compelling maverick indie album by Liverpool based duo Everything Else, featuring a cameo by Neil Halstead. The songs possess all the singular magic of a duo writing and playing together while sounding like a full, sonically charged band. Their debut EP track 'Two Monkeys', included here, has a level of shoegazey dirt that will leave many distortion freaks reeling. ‘Every Word Said' is prog-pop perfection. The title track is as moody as anything by Flying Saucer Attack. "Another One Making Clouds" evolves over 35 minutes and doesn't stop elevating and surprising. A founding notion of Big Potato was to release recordings made as the musicians' first intended. No "notes" and no re-recording with a "proper" producer in a "real" studio. A noble preference they saw labels like Rough Trade pursuing with The Strokes, The Smiths, The Fall, et al.This album is a proud example, and captures something you can't fake. A young band finding an epic, emotional, cinematic sound in their bedroom.
