Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Blue Record (Vinyl) The Print Room his next decade of albums

his next decade of albums being composed on computers until Analord

and breezy '70s folk-pop

Their signature sound is at once recognizable and disorienting – pointing as much to the hypnotic minimalism of La Monte Young as to a future shoegaze constituency

Silver Apples quickly gained a reputation as New York’s leading underground musical expression

while elsewhere on '84 Pontiac Dream' the guitar leads blur into shoegazey distortions which fade to grey

Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Blue Record (Vinyl) The Print Room his next decade of albumsPortland Kiwi combo Unknown Mortal Orchestras follow up to Januarys sophomore set II is an acoustic EP called Blue Record. It features spare unplugged versions of their own material plus covers of Beck and Dirty Projectors. And while an acoustic record might seem like an odd turn for a band that typically deals in dubby compact psych, this thing is a seriously lovely 15 minute finger plucked excursion that fans of Jose Gonzalez (specifically) and