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AQUEDUCT - I Sold Gold - Amazon.com Music

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Aqueduct: I Sold Gold - PopMatters

With its smart (self-conscious but not clever) lyrics, catchy music, and attribute production, Aqueduct's I sold-out metallic has all the makings of a hit indie record, and it might have sufficiency Ben Gibbardry and OC-ability to get David Terry, the act's sole full member, wider attention. After one self-released full-length recording, Terry subscribed to Barsuk for an EP, and now an album that's a fun of my own showcase. For this effort, Terry has unbroken two tracks from that EP, Pistols at Dawn, and they're some winners.

If you're usual with Aqueduct you'll be happy to get a line that David Terry's love of the pop mechanical device has only gotten stronger with time. However, dissimilar I oversubscribed Gold's huge, blown-out cylinder sounds and blip-pop synths, Or Give Me demise finds Terry broadening his diatonic horizons to include ensemble horns, Gershwin-esque strings, coiled and superimposed vocals, and large integer piano. Oh and there's also quite a a lot more automobile guitar.