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| Details / Tracklist: |
 01. "All the wars" 02. "You've escaped" 03. "Summer away" 04. "Boys in the bathtub" 05. "Be near" 06. "Water your hands" 07. "I don't know what else to do" 08. "Setting up shop" 09. "Thermostat" 10. "Perry como gold" 11. "Altoona" 12. "Goodbye to the factory"
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 | | Description: | Here Comes Everyone launches the retooled Aloha machine with a fury of stick-to-the-ribcage blasts and shimmering ballads. Aloha adds the orchestral pop of the late '60s and the post-prog rock of the '80s to it's big-thinking, rhythm-rich repertoire. Engaging yet contemplative, Aloha crosses the experimental/populist divide. Long-time fans and will find a dreamy, layered soundscape to get lost in. Casual passers-by will find hooks to keep them standing by the speaker.This record was made in the fall of 2003 and the spring 2004 at Inner Ear Studios and Silver Sonya, Arlington, VA.
Harpsichord on "Setting Up Shop" recorded at Soma Electronic Studio, Chicago, IL.
© &? 2004 Polyvinyl Record Company"Here Comes Everyone" is a CD release by the band Aloha, presented by the independent label Polyvinyl. The album showcases Aloha's characteristic blend of thoughtful songwriting, intricate arrangements and emotionally rich atmospheres. Expect songs that move between subtle, introspective passages and more rhythmically driven moments, carried by expressive vocals, melodic guitar lines and detailed rhythmic work. The production focuses on clarity and warmth, allowing each instrument and texture to breathe, while the sequencing of the tracks creates a coherent listening journey from beginning to end. Lyrically, the record leans toward reflective, often poetic observations on relationships, change and the tension between inner life and the outer world, giving the album a depth that rewards repeated listens. As a CD edition, "Here Comes Everyone" offers high-quality sound and a carefully assembled track order that invites you to experience the album as a complete work rather than a loose collection of songs.
Aloha have long been known in the indie scene for their sophisticated approach to rock and pop, often weaving together elements of indie rock, art-pop and subtle experimental touches. Over the years they have earned a reputation for albums that balance accessibility with musical ambition, supported by detailed percussion, expressive vocals and an ear for intricate melodies. Their catalog shows a steady artistic evolution, from more rhythmically focused early releases to increasingly nuanced and atmospheric later works, and they have built a loyal following among listeners who appreciate intelligent, emotionally resonant songwriting.
Polyvinyl, the manufacturer and label behind this CD, is a well-respected independent record company with a focus on artist-driven releases. Known for nurturing distinctive indie and alternative acts, Polyvinyl places value on long-term relationships with its artists and on high production standards for physical formats such as CDs and vinyl. The label's catalog is marked by stylistic diversity within the broader indie spectrum and by a commitment to presenting albums as thoughtfully designed objects, from sound quality to artwork and packaging. With "Here Comes Everyone," Polyvinyl continues its tradition of supporting bands whose music combines individuality, emotional depth and craft. | | | No. of tracks: |
12 |
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52900762 |
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