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Everybody Makes Mistakes
Rock · 1999 · 9 tracks

Everybody Makes Mistakes

Suburban melancholy. Drenched in analog organ swells and deadpan vocals, it captures the hazy transition from shoegaze to sophisticated indie rock.

November 16, 1999 · Velvet Blue Music

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A heavy, velvet-lined melancholy that feels both deeply private and universally relatable.

Tracklist · 9 Tracks
01
Play the C Chord
4:17
02
No New Kinda Story
3:49
03
20 Dollar Bills
2:14
04
No More Shows
2:39
05
Just Try
3:06
06
My Name
3:15
07
A Dethroned King
4:49
08
Going Places
4:25
09
The Party
12:08
Moments Worth Listening For
The way the organ swell in 'Play the C Chord' anchors the drifting guitar melody.
The sudden, driving momentum of '20 Dollar Bills' providing a brief jolt of energy.
The sprawling, twelve-minute descent of 'The Party' that dissolves into a hazy instrumental coda.

How does Everybody Makes Mistakes sound next to the rest of Starflyer 59's catalogue?

Wistful+0.8σ

Wistful saturates this record a touch more than the artist's norm.

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