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Her Wallpaper Reverie

Her Wallpaper Reverie
Apples in Stereo

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Track Listing

  1. Her Room Is A Rainy Garden (Wallpaper Reverie Theme)
  2. Morning Breaks (And Roosters Complain)
  3. The Shiney Sea
  4. The Significance Of A Floral Print
  5. Strawberryfire
  6. From Outside, In Floats A Music Box
  7. Ruby
  8. She Looks Through Empty Windows
  9. Questions And Answers
  10. Drifting Patterns
  11. Y2K
  12. Les Amants
  13. Benefits Of Lying (With Your Friend)
  14. Ruby, Tell Me
  15. Together They Dream Into The Evening

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #121187 in Music
  • Released on: 2002-04-02
  • Number of discs: 1

Editorial Reviews

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The great thing about being part of a musical collective is that not only can you draw from the work of your peers for inspiration, you can rely on your peers themselves. As part of Elephant 6, the Apples in Stereo are involved in a symbiotic relationship with such like-minded bands as Olivia Tremor Control and Neutral Milk Hotel. For example, Apples frontman Robert Schneider produced a previous OTC album and OTC controller William Cullen Hart designed the artwork for the Apples' new record, Her Wallpaper Reverie. So it's no surprise that Wallpaper sounds like a more cohesive sequel to OTC's mind-bending Black Foliage. What is surprising is just how vast an improvement it is over the Apples' last sugary pop disc, Tone Soul Evolution. A psychedelic excursion threaded together with chiming, repetitive interludes, the album blends the styles of Revolver-era Beatles with those of Smile-era Beach Boys, resulting in a shimmering pop cocktail that's both crafty and infectious. Only two flaws: the interludes become a tad annoying and the album is only 27 minutes long, leaving the listener begging for more. Fortunately, most CDs have a repeat-play button. --Jon Wiederhorn

Album Description
1999 album, the follow-up their successful '97 album, 'Tone Soul Evolution'. A return to the fuzzy rock sound of their earlier releases while taking giant steps forward, it contains 15 tracks.