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Happiness in Magazines
Rock · 2004 · 13 tracks

Happiness in Magazines

Graham Coxon

High-energy garage rock meets polished pop production. A jittery, melodic collection of guitar anthems that balances cynical wit with genuine vulnerability.

May 4, 2004 · EMI

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A high-strung mix of celebratory garage rock energy and quiet, suburban melancholy.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks
01
Spectacular
2:48
02
No Good Time
3:21
03
Girl Done Gone
3:57
04
Bittersweet Bundle of Misery
4:53
05
All Over Me
4:16
06
Freakin’ Out
3:42
07
People of the Earth
3:04
08
Hopeless Friend
3:22
09
Are You Ready?
4:42
10
Bottom Bunk
3:17
11
Don't Be a Stranger
3:30
12
Ribbons and Leaves
4:12
13
Life it Sucks
2:45
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive, feedback-drenched opening riff of Freakin' Out that immediately sets a high-octane garage punk tone.
The shift from the cynical, driving energy of the main tracks to the haunting, acoustic vulnerability of Ribbons and Leaves.
The way the backing vocals swell during the chorus of Bittersweet Bundle of Misery, adding a layer of classic pop sunshine to the gloom.
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The production is built around studio polished than this artist usually allows.

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