Memory Tapes Seek Magic Vinyl

The track run out from memory tapes seek magic.

Memory tapes seek magic vinyl.

The track run out from memory tapes seek magic. The remaining 700 were pressed on light blue vinyl on seek magic. Discover releases reviews credits songs and more about memory tapes seek magic at discogs. The main album also has a couple of instrumental tracks.

Complete your memory tapes collection. Seek magic is the debut studio album by american musician dayve hawke under the alias memory tapes it was released on august 24 2009 by the label something in construction. Vinyl edition co released by acéphale and sincerely yours in november of 2009. Seek magic by memory tapes was available on vinyl lp cd but is now sold out on all formats sorry.

Total run limited to 1000 copies. These are the first 300 copies on blue splattered white vinyl. Hawk plays everything on his records and uses unusual sounds. Seek magic used a lot of dance rhythms and sounds and had touchstones such as new order and cocteau twins.

Went out on a limb so to speak and purchased seek magic along with the six song ep by washed out via amazon s mp3 store new year s eve. Pink stones and run out are inoffensive but take up a quarter of the tracks where there might have been some more brilliant songs. 1 swimming field 0 00 2 bicycle 3 27 3 green knight 8 44 4 pink stones 13 16 5 stop talking 17 08 6 graphics 24 11 7 plain material 30 40 8 run out 35 28. Memory tapes seek magic ben graham november 13th 2009 11 19 it s uncanny but every time i hear swimming field the opening track on this excellent album it reminds me of one of the first songs i ever wrote and recorded myself in my first amateur band while still at school.

Take a look at what else we have in by memory tapes check out some related artists head over to our new releases or knock yourself out reading our latest music news album reviews. The 2cd version of seek magic includes the 22 minute ambient track treeship which is fine but not the reason i love memory tapes. Each album has its own separate feel and instrumentation.