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Pink Strat
Singer-Songwriter · 2009 · 12 tracks

Pink Strat

Sparse electric guitar vignettes and deadpan baritone vocals. A masterclass in negative space, recorded with a dry, intimate warmth that feels like a quiet room.

July 21, 2009 · Brushfire Records

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A quiet, self-assured solitude that finds humor in its own loneliness.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Lonely Loves
2:02
02
Hockey Teeth
2:35
03
Southern Drawl
2:48
04
For Good Reason
3:43
05
You're Bored, I'm Old
2:41
06
Sunshine Blues
2:21
07
Already Yours
2:06
08
What's Worse?
3:29
09
Let the Good Times Roll
1:34
10
Try, Tried, Trying
3:56
11
Till the Morning
2:00
12
Whole Wide World
2:35
Moments Worth Listening For
The skeletal, bluesy guitar lick that opens 'Lonely Loves', setting a tone of profound but casual isolation.
The charmingly unpolished, almost conversational cover of 'Whole Wide World' that closes the record with a shrug.
The way the silence between notes in 'Hockey Teeth' feels as heavy and intentional as the melody itself.

How does Pink Strat sound next to the rest of Bahamas's catalogue?

Early Morning+2.6σ

Early Morning saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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