Winterpills - Light Divides

Stunningly gorgeous album in the vein of Elliot Smith singing with America(the band) and Simon & Garfunkel without the overly maudlin spirit. Winterpills bring you a tender, filigreed sound, a humming and a fragmentation of warmth and chill, a delicate suspension of belief. "Winterpills has offered up a debut of faultless, sparkling indie pop, reminiscent of the gems once tossed out by the late Elliott Smith... a perfect album." -- Perfomer Magazine. " The music and vocals on the disc are so beautiful that they nearly disguise the poetically dire lyrics. The band`s lovely, atmospheric sound is composed of acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards, tambourine, drums, xylophone, bass, off-tune snare, and other "shaken things". The dual vocals of Phillip Price and Flora Reed reach exquisite harmony on every note that they sing together. The music of the stirring opening track, "Lay Your Heartbreak", has somewhat of a melancholy mood beneath the pretty echoing male and female vocals. "Hide Me" begins with muffled piano before those golden harmonies burst forth."-MuruchBlog. ³The Light Divides² is a Mona Lisa smile of a record, cunningly calling listeners back to look and listen again, struggling to find the true secret of its beauty. VERY Highly Recommended.

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