As the title-deed suggests, their new album shares with the listener an affectionate wit and a melancholy tendency towards life's continuously routines and relationships. Yet it also boasts and expands on the affected pop elements explored on their breakout recording, "Let's... read more
Delicate,captivating, brilliant country/rock melodies.
After their last recording "Let's Get Out Of The Country" achieved breakthrough-of-sorts status thanks to an exceptional lead unwed, "Lloyd, I'm Ready To Be Heartbroken", the Glasgow indie band now finds itself on the legendary, primary 4AD label. The renowned Swedish producer Jari Haapalainen - whose past credits - Peter Bjorn And John, The Concretes, Ed Harcourt - give one an clue of the richly textured soundscapes he can co-create - is back for his second outing with the band, erection on the dense production introduced on their third album, which is purely and simply about love. It starts in a resolutely non-overemotional mode. The upbeat Phil Spector-esque "French Navy", the opening track, is 60s pop with strings, and a vocal copy that lends itself so well to Tracyanne Campbell's voice, sending it ethereal. At times it reminds me of Canadian Jann Arden and American Natalie Pedlar of 10,00 Maniacs. The bittersweet song is typical of Campbell's oeuvre in that it's unspeakably...
April 30, 2009
(in your mind) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 4
Dumb (except for what I'm about to say)
I'm a more new Camera Obscura fan, discovering them only last year. I enjoyed Let's Get Out of This Country and I looked forward to whatever they put out next. Well here it is, and I'm completely blown in a different place! I was nearly moved to tears at how beautiful these songs are. They're so melodic, lush, layered, and drenched in this spirited reverb that instantly evokes nostalgia. Its an effortless, comforting, and touching set of songs that flows thoroughly. Easily one of the best albums I've had the pleasure of listening to. I hope for these guys and gals to be heard and enjoyed by as many populace as possible. After unleashing an album of this caliber, they deserve to be carried through the streets. This is their crowning feat. That's how good it is, seriously. Buy this now and float away...
April 27, 2009
| Helpful Votes: 9 | Rating: 5
Soupy Eloquence
An keenly anticipated album for those of us who have overdone it listening to Let's Get out of This Country. More uptempo than its predecessor, maybe a bit more of a Native land flavor here and there. Eloquent, sometimes playful songs of heartache, loss and lonliness. A nostalgic and delusional musical atmosphere brought about in part by classic use of reverb and a warm, retro organ resonate. Wonderful.
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As the title-deed suggests, their new album shares with the listener an affectionate wit and a melancholy tendency towards life's continuously routines and relationships. Yet it also boasts and expands on the affected pop elements explored on their breakout recording, "Let's Get Out Of This Country". It's no wonder Camera Obscura are often mentioned in the same sentences as fellow Scots Belle & Sebastian, indie outcropping a on ice b in a shambles faves The Lucksmiths, and music legends The Smiths
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Fine,captivating, brilliant country/rock melodies.
After their last disc "Let's Get Out Of The Country" achieved breakthrough-of-sorts status thanks to an exceptional lead take, "Lloyd, I'm Ready To Be Heartbroken", the Glasgow indie band now finds itself on the legendary, landmark 4AD label. The renowned Swedish producer Jari Haapalainen - whose past credits - Peter Bjorn And John, The Concretes, Ed Harcourt - give one an philosophy of the richly textured soundscapes he can co-create - is back for his second outing with the band, construction on the dense production introduced on their third album, which is purely and simply about love. It starts in a resolutely non-teary-eyed mode. The upbeat Phil Spector-esque "French Navy", the opening track, is 60s pop with strings, and a vocal ape that lends itself so well to Tracyanne Campbell's voice, sending it ethereal. At times it reminds me of Canadian Jann Arden and American Natalie Commercial traveller of 10,00 Maniacs. The bittersweet song is typical of Campbell's oeuvre in that it's unspeakably...
April 30, 2009
(in your mind) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 4
Gobsmacked (except for what I'm about to say)
I'm a rather new Camera Obscura fan, discovering them only last year. I enjoyed Let's Get Out of This Country and I looked forward to whatever they put out next. Well here it is, and I'm completely blown to a different place! I was nearly moved to tears at how beautiful these songs are. They're so melodic, lush, layered, and drenched in this not uncomfortable reverb that instantly evokes nostalgia. Its an effortless, comforting, and touching set of songs that flows damned. Easily one of the best albums I've had the pleasure of listening to. I hope for these guys and gals to be heard and enjoyed by as many populace as possible. After unleashing an album of this caliber, they deserve to be carried through the streets. This is their crowning accomplishment. That's how good it is, seriously. Buy this now and float away...
April 27, 2009
| Helpful Votes: 9 | Rating: 5
Overemotional Eloquence
An keenly anticipated album for those of us who have overdone it listening to Let's Get out of This Country. More uptempo than its predecessor, maybe a bit more of a Surroundings flavor here and there. Eloquent, sometimes playful songs of heartache, loss and lonliness. A nostalgic and illusionary musical atmosphere brought about in part by classic use of reverb and a warm, retro organ useful. Wonderful.
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What movies and/or TV shows has the song French Navy by Camera Obscura been featured on?
Nov 03, 2009 by Kim | Posted in Other - Music
I legitimate heard it on the radio and I'm wondering what tv shows or movies has the song been in that I've heard it before and knew some of the words? I'm reliable I've only heard it once before and not on the radio.
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| Nov 09, 2009
Why is this list great? Can I still teach the Grammy voters about real music. Or are they completely f**ked?
Feb 01, 2010 by Stephen Jess | Posted in Polls & Surveys
Top 30 songs of 2009.
1. Animalistic Collective - Brother Sport
2. Animal Collective - My Girls
3. Fleet Foxes - Mykonos / Fabricated Knight On The Road
4. Animal Collective - Summertime Clothes
5. Grizzly
Whatever rocks ur skiff coz it's subjective YES? ♥
Candice™ | Feb 01, 2010
My Fave Songs, What Are Yours?
Feb 24, 2011 by Abi | Posted in Other - Music
Sovereign Of Anything-Sara Bareilles
Hit-Diana Vickers
Alright-Kinnie Starr
Wild On You-Heart
Hermit The Frog-Marina And The Diamonds
Run Run-Those Dancing Days
Mariella-Kate Nash
Stuck Like Glue-Sugarland
The Killers, indie shake up and roll
" " Mr brightsde
" " Andy your a incomparable
Brandon flowers - Jilted lovers and broken hearts
" " - On
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Creator: Ellen Gross Miles, Dru Dowdy | History - 1994
Tired by an Officer of the French Fleet driven into New York Harbor by a British
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At life
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier was born in Southampton, New York, to Go bankrupt Street stock broker John Vernou Bouvier III and Janet Norton Lee. Jacqueline had a younger sister, Caroline Lee, known as Lee, born in 1933. Her parents divorced in 1940 and her materfamilias married Standard Oil heir Hugh D. Auchincloss, Jr. in 1942. Through Janets aide-de-camp marriage, Jacqueline gained a half sister and a half...
Camera Obscura Setlist, Videos & Lyrics:Take place Back MargaretThe Sun On His BackTears For AffairsFrench MovieLet's Get Out Of This CountryThe False ContenderSuspended From ClassMore ...
Centuries of advances in chemistry and optics, including the contrivance of the camera obscura, set the stage for the world’s first photograph. In 1826, French scientist Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, took that photograph, titled Sight from the Window at Le Gras at his family’s country home. It's pretty quiet, check it out.
