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1. MCIII, an album by Mikal Cronin 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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2. MCIII, an Album by Mikal Cronin. Released 5 May on Merge (catalog no. MRG; Cassette). Genres: Power Pop, Indie Rock.

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3. Iv) Ready Lyrics: Don't fall asleep / Lay your head back down / Standing where the moonlight shine / We feel the burn / Take the turn back up / And let it suck from the cloud in my vision / I’m not.

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4. Yet that’s where we, and Cronin, find ourselves on MCIII the helpfully titled third solo album from the San Francisco based singer. Following up on the garage pop nugget that was the delightful MCII, Cronin revisited that formative experience – one that led him to head home and write songs, meet Ty Segall and form a band – and created an album of two distinct halves.

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5. about. Playing garage-accented pop that reveals more than a passing influence of indie rock from the s and '90s, Mikal Cronin was raised in Laguna Beach, California, where as a teenager he developed a passion for both surfing and rock & roll.

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6. American garage/psych rock guitarist, bassist, singer and songwriter from Laguna Beach, California. His self-titled debut LP (featuring guest appearances by Ty Segall, Charles Moothart, and John Dwyer of Thee Oh Sees) was issued by Trouble In Mind in September He became a member of the Ty Segall Band, playing bass on Slaughterhouse, and performing live with the group.

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7. Obviously we totally believe Ty Segall sideman and solo power-pop auteur Mikal Cronin can do no songwriting wrong, but dude’s not very creative when it comes to naming records. He’s just announced his third solo LP, MCIII (yep, it follows up MCII and his self-titled debut), and shared “Made My Mind Up,” a sunny, nostalgic pop track with a really cool, dynamic-shifting chorus that’ll.

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8. Mikal Cronin’s third album, MCIII, is the result of his efforts to go big, and in his case the gamble pays off big-time, resulting in his most pleasing record to lockharecabelslatodoughdisecmira.xyzinfo: $

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