Sophie – Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-Insides (Vinyl)
FCL237LP
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$94.00
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Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-Insides, the debut (and so far, only) solo release for the Los Angeles-based, Scottish electronic pop artist, Sophie, features songs co-written with Calia Thompson-Hannant (aka Cecile Believe).
In SOPHIE's most intimate work yet, she subverts pop motifs, reminding us all of why pop music still matters. OIL’s resonance and bravery--underlined by its volatile production--is inspiring, and its execution remarkable.
Writing for Pitchfork, Sasha Geffen praised the album as "sprawling and beautiful, while still keeping the disorienting, latex-pop feel of her fascinating production technique" and said that while Sophie's "early singles exhibited a keen feel for economy and a killer sense of humor, OIL makes a bid for transcendent beauty."
Vinyl, LP, Colour
Tracklist:
A1 It's Okay To Cry
A2 Ponyboy
A3 Faceshopping
A4 Is It Cold In The Water?
A5 Infatuation
B1 Not Okay
B2 Pretending
B3 Immaterial
B4 Whole New World/Pretend World
In SOPHIE's most intimate work yet, she subverts pop motifs, reminding us all of why pop music still matters. OIL’s resonance and bravery--underlined by its volatile production--is inspiring, and its execution remarkable.
Writing for Pitchfork, Sasha Geffen praised the album as "sprawling and beautiful, while still keeping the disorienting, latex-pop feel of her fascinating production technique" and said that while Sophie's "early singles exhibited a keen feel for economy and a killer sense of humor, OIL makes a bid for transcendent beauty."
Vinyl, LP, Colour
Tracklist:
A1 It's Okay To Cry
A2 Ponyboy
A3 Faceshopping
A4 Is It Cold In The Water?
A5 Infatuation
B1 Not Okay
B2 Pretending
B3 Immaterial
B4 Whole New World/Pretend World
FCL237LP
Regular price
$94.00
Format
Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-Insides, the debut (and so far, only) solo release for the Los Angeles-based, Scottish electronic pop artist, Sophie, features songs co-written with Calia Thompson-Hannant (aka Cecile Believe).
In SOPHIE's most intimate work yet, she subverts pop motifs, reminding us all of why pop music still matters. OIL’s resonance and bravery--underlined by its volatile production--is inspiring, and its execution remarkable.
Writing for Pitchfork, Sasha Geffen praised the album as "sprawling and beautiful, while still keeping the disorienting, latex-pop feel of her fascinating production technique" and said that while Sophie's "early singles exhibited a keen feel for economy and a killer sense of humor, OIL makes a bid for transcendent beauty."
Vinyl, LP, Colour
Tracklist:
A1 It's Okay To Cry
A2 Ponyboy
A3 Faceshopping
A4 Is It Cold In The Water?
A5 Infatuation
B1 Not Okay
B2 Pretending
B3 Immaterial
B4 Whole New World/Pretend World
In SOPHIE's most intimate work yet, she subverts pop motifs, reminding us all of why pop music still matters. OIL’s resonance and bravery--underlined by its volatile production--is inspiring, and its execution remarkable.
Writing for Pitchfork, Sasha Geffen praised the album as "sprawling and beautiful, while still keeping the disorienting, latex-pop feel of her fascinating production technique" and said that while Sophie's "early singles exhibited a keen feel for economy and a killer sense of humor, OIL makes a bid for transcendent beauty."
Vinyl, LP, Colour
Tracklist:
A1 It's Okay To Cry
A2 Ponyboy
A3 Faceshopping
A4 Is It Cold In The Water?
A5 Infatuation
B1 Not Okay
B2 Pretending
B3 Immaterial
B4 Whole New World/Pretend World