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Naomi Punk - Yellow (2LP) - EXC/EXC

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Actual image of the vinyl record album artwork of Naomi Punk's Yellow LP - taken in our Melbourne record store
Actual image of the back cover of Naomi Punk's Yellow second hand vinyl record taken in our Melbourne record shop
Condition:
Used
Availability:
In Stock. Usually Ships Next Business Day
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Visually Graded Record:
EXC
Visually Graded Sleeve:
EXC
Comments:
Includes Poster
Catalogue #:
CT-265
Format:
LP Vinyl Record
Genre(s):
Rock, Indie Rock, Experimental
$40.00

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Actual image of the vinyl record album artwork of Naomi Punk's Yellow LP - taken in our Melbourne record store
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Album Info

Artist: Naomi Punk
Album: Yellow
Released: US, 4 Aug 2017

Tracklist:

A1Introduction I
A2Introduction II
A3Chernobyl Carrot
A4Cookie
A5Cardboard
A6Thru The Trees
A7Chapter II
A8Tiger Pipe
B1My Shadow
B2Gotham Brake
B3The Sound Of Music
B4Scorpion Demo
B5Perfect
B6On Mi Mind
B7Scorpion Glue
B8Matroska
C1Yellow Conehat
C2Carniceria
C3Motorcade
C4Chains
C5Taurus
D170 Cents
D2Journey To The Top
D3Cookie II
D4Scorpion Theme


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Description

Naomi Punk's album "Yellow" was released on March 1, 2023, and it has quickly made waves in the indie rock scene. This album marks a significant evolution for the band, known for their unique blend of punk, noise rock, and experimental sounds. With "Yellow," they delve deeper into their sonic palette, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both engaging and thought-provoking.

From the very first track, you can feel the energy that Naomi Punk brings to the table. The opening song, "The Last Time," sets the tone with its driving rhythm and haunting vocals. The production is crisp, allowing the intricate layers of guitar and percussion to shine through. It’s a perfect introduction to the album, showcasing the band's ability to balance raw energy with melodic sensibility. The standout tracks, such as "Doomed" and "Yellow Light," highlight their knack for catchy hooks while still maintaining an edge that keeps listeners on their toes.

Critics have been largely positive about "Yellow," with many noting its bold experimentation and lyrical depth. Major publications like Pitchfork and NME have praised the album for its innovative approach and the way it captures the essence of modern angst. The album has been described as a reflection of contemporary issues, with lyrics that resonate with listeners navigating a complex world. It’s not just music; it’s a commentary on society, wrapped in a package that’s both accessible and challenging.

One of the most interesting aspects of "Yellow" is its production. The band worked with producer and engineer, who has a reputation for bringing out the best in indie rock bands. The recording process was reportedly intense, with the band pushing themselves to explore new sounds and techniques. This dedication to their craft is evident in the album's polished yet gritty sound. The use of unconventional instruments and effects adds a layer of depth that keeps the listener engaged throughout.

Personal anecdotes from the band members reveal that the creation of "Yellow" was a transformative experience for them. They spent countless hours in the studio, experimenting with different sounds and arrangements. In interviews, they’ve mentioned how the album reflects their personal growth and the challenges they faced during the pandemic. This context adds a layer of significance to the album, making it not just a collection of songs, but a narrative of resilience and creativity in difficult times.

The cultural significance of "Yellow" cannot be understated. In a time when many artists are grappling with the impact of global events on their work, Naomi Punk has managed to channel their experiences into something that feels both timely and timeless. The album has sparked conversations about the role of art in society and how music can serve as a form of protest and expression.

As for awards and nominations, while it’s still early in the year, "Yellow" has already been mentioned in discussions for various indie music awards. Its critical reception suggests that it could be a contender for Best Alternative Album at the upcoming ceremonies, and fans are eagerly anticipating how it will perform in the awards circuit.

In conclusion, Naomi Punk's "Yellow" is a bold statement in the indie rock landscape. With its infectious energy, thoughtful lyrics, and innovative production, it’s an album that deserves a spot on your playlist. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to their music, there’s something in "Yellow" for everyone. It’s a journey worth taking, and I can’t wait to see where Naomi Punk goes next.

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