9 thoughts on “ Florida - Film School - Hideout (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

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2. Florida, a song by Film School on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, you agree to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy.

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3. Oct 30,  · Whenever Film School build momentum, it gets squandered on chorus pedal instrumentals as useless as your average blowjob skit and tracks that become pruned after soaking in pools of murky watercolors.

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4. US division of the venerable UK indie label Beggars Banquet. They mainly issue North American editions of releases from Beggars Banquet and affiliated labels (4AD, Too Pure, XL Recordings, etc.) that are identical to the UK editions (same catalog number, tracks, etc.). However, they also release some exclusive titles with a BBN or BBNYC catalog.

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6. Jan 23,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Film School on Discogs. Label: Beggars Banquet - BBQLP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Indie Rock, Shoegaze.

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7. "Hideout" (13 tracks, 49 min.) starts off with a blast, first single "Dear Me", followed by an even better "Meanmediah", with lots of distorted guitars and a thundering bass line. The best song of the album (for me anyway) closes the first half of the album, "Two Kinds", a semi-pensive tune with eventually soaring guitars and synths/5(11).

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8. FILM SCHOOL began life as a group of like-minded San Francisco musicians writing and producing music by themselves for themselves. The result was something very special indeed. Undoubtedly they rock - hungry unrestrained guitars and loud driven drumbeats - but it is a sound as brooding, atmospheric and self-contained as it is explosive and.

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9. "Hideout" is more like a sonic galaxy that engulfs you from all angles. You're enveloped by layers of reverb, loops, and the interplay of male/female voices. A driving, forceful rhythm section fuels a propulsive energy that gives an urgent quality to much of the album, whereas other tracks convey a wistful melancholy/5(11).

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