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01) Silver Velvet
02) Country Song
03) Minnesota
04) Tour
05) Lost Boys
06) Virgo
07) 25
08) Iron Deficiency
09) Mars Attacks
10) Frankie
01) Silver Velvet
02) Country Song
03) Minnesota
04) Tour
05) Lost Boys
06) Virgo
07) 25
08) Iron Deficiency
09) Mars Attacks
10) Frankie
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3:40
3:53
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2:49
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2017
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"The Courtneys II" is the second full length studio album from Canadian indie rock band The Courtneys, released through Flying Nun Records on the 17th February 2017.
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The Courtneys II. A stripped down title from a group who deal in stripped down songwriting, it’s infused with an incredible, unrelenting energy. There’s a sense of perpetual motion at work in ‘The Courtneys II’, a feeling of continually being on the move. Perhaps it’s those subtle Krautrock references, or maybe it’s born from the touring that followed their debut, but it adds to a visceral, thrilling aural experience.
A record that raises as many smiles as it does questions, The Courtneys channel more wit, fun, humour, and intelligence into ‘The Courtneys II’ than most bands manage in their entire discography.
Reviewed by Robin Murray for clashmusic.com.
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"The Courtneys II" is the second full length studio album from Canadian indie rock band The Courtneys, released through Flying Nun Records on the 17th February 2017.
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The Courtneys II. A stripped down title from a group who deal in stripped down songwriting, it’s infused with an incredible, unrelenting energy. There’s a sense of perpetual motion at work in ‘The Courtneys II’, a feeling of continually being on the move. Perhaps it’s those subtle Krautrock references, or maybe it’s born from the touring that followed their debut, but it adds to a visceral, thrilling aural experience.
A record that raises as many smiles as it does questions, The Courtneys channel more wit, fun, humour, and intelligence into ‘The Courtneys II’ than most bands manage in their entire discography.
Reviewed by Robin Murray for clashmusic.com.
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