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Home Is In Your Head

Home Is In Your Head

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The Story

The band’s second album with 4AD, recorded in Warren Defever's home studio and remixed by Ivo Watts-Russell and John Fryer (as with their debut), sees 23 songs quick-firing through emotions, with moments of soothing calm soon clashing with white noise and visceral chaos.

Highlights include ā€œHer Eyes Were Hugeā€, on which lightly strummed acoustic guitar uplift Karin Oliver’s swooning, gossamer drawl; the synth-led, inquisitive and prickly ā€œAre We Still Married?ā€; and pensive instrumental waltz ā€œSiting Still Moving Still Staring Outlookingā€ (synced in 1996’s Jerry Maguire).

A varied yet grounded compilation of new material and old (some dating back to Defever’s junior high days), it found the band entering a confident creative stride, leaving listeners enthralled by both its beauty and darkness and proving Defever’s inspired productions utterly unique.

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The band’s second album with 4AD, recorded in Warren Defever's home studio and remixed by Ivo Watts-Russell and John Fryer (as with their debut), sees 23 songs quick-firing through emotions, with moments of soothing calm soon clashing with white noise and visceral chaos.

Highlights include ā€œHer Eyes Were Hugeā€, on which lightly strummed acoustic guitar uplift Karin Oliver’s swooning, gossamer drawl; the synth-led, inquisitive and prickly ā€œAre We Still Married?ā€; and pensive instrumental waltz ā€œSiting Still Moving Still Staring Outlookingā€ (synced in 1996’s Jerry Maguire).

A varied yet grounded compilation of new material and old (some dating back to Defever’s junior high days), it found the band entering a confident creative stride, leaving listeners enthralled by both its beauty and darkness and proving Defever’s inspired productions utterly unique.