Lake

LET'S BUILD A ROOF (TAPE)

!K7 Records

KLPCASS213

!K7 Records

89
Format: CassetteRelease: 31.05.2024Features: Cassette
pre-order now 31.05.2024

expected to be published on 31.05.2024

LET'S BUILD A ROOF (TAPE)
 
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LAKE's 2009 album Let's Build A Roof KLP213, produced by Northwest legend Karl Blau, is sweet, funky and nostalgic - a paragon of psychedelic pop. Originally, this landmark album had overlooked sonic anomalies now corrected by REMASTERING. Five bonus songs have been added to the DIGITAL ALBUM, creating a whole new Let's Build a Roof.Let's Build A Roof is LAKE's most popular album with many fan favorites, though every track is unique. After extensive touring in 2009, LAKE entered Dub Narcotic Studio (Olympia, Wash.) to record fresh with their live energy. In the studio they were able to fill out their jingly pop aesthetic, enhanced with the vintage sounds of instruments available at Dub Narcotic and the local community. Blazing synth solos, timpani, flutes, saxophones, cello, and marimba, are just some of the featured sounds on Let's Build a Roof.Some of the album's most requested songs: "Madagascar," a dubby, slow-groove track; "Christmas Island" a surfy Phil Spector-sounding song used as theme music for the television in show Adventure Time; and "Don't Give Up", an upbeat motivating dance song with Blau performing the hook on harmonized saxophones; "Gravel" is the first single and has that a driving intensity that we can all deeply relate to - trying to keep up.

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Product information:

LAKE, LET'S BUILD A ROOF (TAPE) KLPCASS213, 2024-05-31 00:00:00, 789856121342.
Cassette 0.20 kg.
Material information: Vinyl (PVC).
Records should be stored upright at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

Labeling requirements:

375 Media GmbH / Indigo
Schlachthofstraße 36A
21079 Hamburg

"Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts that can be swallowed.” (due to chipping or small inserts).
Remove and place records carefully to avoid scratches and breakages
Depending on the pressing plant, there may be sharp edges

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Vinyl