Peel Dream Magazine Rose Main Reading Room Vinyl LP 2024
1. Dawn
2. Central Park West
3. Oblast
4. Wish You Well
5. Wood Paneling, Pt. 3
6. R.I.P. (Running In Place)
7. I Wasn't Made For War
8. Gems and Minerals
9. Machine Repeating
10. Recital
11. Migratory Patterns
12. Four Leaf Clover
13. Lie In The Gutter
14. Ocean Life
15. Counting Sheep
Rose Main Reading Room, the fourth full length by Peel Dream Magazine, is a lush, inviting headphones record; the kind of album made to accompany city bus rides and rainy-day solo trips to accidental destinations. The band, whose name nods to the BBC Radio 1 legend John Peel -- arbiter of all things underground, quality, and (it must be said) "cool" -- has since its inception been a genre-hopping experiment, jumping from motorik krautrock to shoegaze and space age pop, and their newest work is a perfect starting point for the uninitiated, beckoning toward a newfound romance and nostalgia with their catchiest collection of songs to date.
Across its fifteen songs, Rose Main Reading Room ultimately proposes a world of marvels and compelling complexity: "Oblast" cheekily prods at mutually assured destruction; "Ocean Life" explores the infiniteness within ourselves; while "R.I.P. (Running in Place)" unpacks an all too familiar stagnation. It's all part of, and crucial to, Rose Main Reading Room's transportive power, ever reaching for the wonder and magic of the world we live in.
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$14.56Peel Dream Magazine Rose Main Reading Room Vinyl LP 2024
1. Dawn
2. Central Park West
3. Oblast
4. Wish You Well
5. Wood Paneling, Pt. 3
6. R.I.P. (Running In Place)
7. I Wasn't Made For War
8. Gems and Minerals
9. Machine Repeating
10. Recital
11. Migratory Patterns
12. Four Leaf Clover
13. Lie In The Gutter
14. Ocean Life
15. Counting Sheep
Rose Main Reading Room, the fourth full length by Peel Dream Magazine, is a lush, inviting headphones record; the kind of album made to accompany city bus rides and rainy-day solo trips to accidental destinations. The band, whose name nods to the BBC Radio 1 legend John Peel -- arbiter of all things underground, quality, and (it must be said) "cool" -- has since its inception been a genre-hopping experiment, jumping from motorik krautrock to shoegaze and space age pop, and their newest work is a perfect starting point for the uninitiated, beckoning toward a newfound romance and nostalgia with their catchiest collection of songs to date.
Across its fifteen songs, Rose Main Reading Room ultimately proposes a world of marvels and compelling complexity: "Oblast" cheekily prods at mutually assured destruction; "Ocean Life" explores the infiniteness within ourselves; while "R.I.P. (Running in Place)" unpacks an all too familiar stagnation. It's all part of, and crucial to, Rose Main Reading Room's transportive power, ever reaching for the wonder and magic of the world we live in.
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1. Dawn
2. Central Park West
3. Oblast
4. Wish You Well
5. Wood Paneling, Pt. 3
6. R.I.P. (Running In Place)
7. I Wasn't Made For War
8. Gems and Minerals
9. Machine Repeating
10. Recital
11. Migratory Patterns
12. Four Leaf Clover
13. Lie In The Gutter
14. Ocean Life
15. Counting Sheep
Rose Main Reading Room, the fourth full length by Peel Dream Magazine, is a lush, inviting headphones record; the kind of album made to accompany city bus rides and rainy-day solo trips to accidental destinations. The band, whose name nods to the BBC Radio 1 legend John Peel -- arbiter of all things underground, quality, and (it must be said) "cool" -- has since its inception been a genre-hopping experiment, jumping from motorik krautrock to shoegaze and space age pop, and their newest work is a perfect starting point for the uninitiated, beckoning toward a newfound romance and nostalgia with their catchiest collection of songs to date.
Across its fifteen songs, Rose Main Reading Room ultimately proposes a world of marvels and compelling complexity: "Oblast" cheekily prods at mutually assured destruction; "Ocean Life" explores the infiniteness within ourselves; while "R.I.P. (Running in Place)" unpacks an all too familiar stagnation. It's all part of, and crucial to, Rose Main Reading Room's transportive power, ever reaching for the wonder and magic of the world we live in.
