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Tone Soul Evolution
Pop · 1997 · 14 tracks

Tone Soul Evolution

A technicolor burst of 60s-inspired psych-pop. Warm analog tape hiss meets sugary harmonies and fuzzy guitars for a perfect sun-drenched afternoon.

September 30, 1997 · spinART Records

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An unshakeable, sun-drenched optimism filtered through a hazy, psychedelic lens.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
Seems So
3:20
02
What’s the #?
2:59
03
About Your Fame
2:16
04
Shine a Light
3:24
05
Silver Chain
4:01
06
Get There Fine
3:15
07
The Silvery Light of a Dream
2:00
08
The Silvery Light of a Dream, Part 2
3:10
09
We’ll Come to Be
3:30
10
Tin Pan Alley
2:19
11
You Said That Last Night
2:34
12
Try to Remember
3:11
13
Find Our Way
2:28
14
Coda
1:13
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosion of multi-tracked vocal harmonies that opens 'Seems So', immediately establishing the album's technicolor palette.
The transition between the two parts of 'The Silvery Light of a Dream', where the pastoral folk shifts into a more expansive, trippy soundscape.
The fuzzy, distorted guitar solo in 'Shine a Light' that cuts through the sugary production with unexpected grit.
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How does Tone Soul Evolution sound next to the rest of The Apples in Stereo's catalogue?

Medium Energy-0.9σ

It runs a touch cooler and more held-back than this artist's baseline.

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