Oh Inverted World - Shins, The
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ITEM DETAILS
- Artist:
- Shins, The
- Title:
- Oh Inverted World
- Format:
- CD Regular
- Barcode No.:
- 098787055023
- Available:
- 01-01-2005
- Sourced:
- Australia
Here's what we had to say about the Shins debut record circa 2001. Hailing from Albuquerque, NM, The Shins sprung from the ashes of Flake/Flakemusic in 1997 (though those previous incarnations date back nearly a decade) – same members, different instruments, different approach. Counterpoint guitars have given way to a single guitar pitted against calculated keyboard passages; swarming indie rock machinations led to pop-based melodic endeavors (who knew?).
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- CARING IS CREEPY
- ONE BY ONE ALL DAY
- WEIRD DIVIDE
- KNOW YOUR ONION (ALBUM VERSION)
- GIRL INFORM ME
- NEW SLANG
- THE CELIBATE LIFE
- GIRL ON THE WING
- YOUR ALGEBRA
- PRESSED IN A BOOK
- THE PAST AND PENDING
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