
Here are two more nice packages (both splits) that were brought out over Record Store Day last month...

First up is
Gruesome Flowers: A Tribute To The Wake (out through
Captured Tracks), the split 7" by likeminded lo-fi troubadours
Beach Fossils and
Wild Nothing. These tracks, following on from their team up on track 'Out In The Way', are beautiful examples of what these kids are capable of, with Beach Fossils' 'Plastic Flowers' offering a nice slice of sunny pop whilst 'Gruesome Castle' is more akin to the melancholy shimmers that is indicative of Jack Tatum's signature sound. Even if you haven't heard of The Wake, after hearing these two covers you will be scrambling for the reissues of this Scottish forgotten indie band.
Beach Fossils - Plastic FlowersWild Nothing - Gruesome Castle
This second 7" split release (courtesy of
Carpark Records) is in a similar vein, as you'd expect from Chaz Bundick and Dylan Baldi AKA
Toro Y Moi and
Cloud Nothings. The two tracks, again, are what you'd expect from these participants - 'For No Reason' is Cloud Nothings at their infectious best (seriously, I shouldn't like these guys, but they are proving to be a major vice of mine!) whilst Toro Y Moi furthers the slinky smooth synth sounds displayed on this year's album
Underneath The Pine on the track 'I Will Talk To You'.
Toro Y Moi - I Will Talk To YouCloud Nothings - For No Reason
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