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Grmln - Soon Away (CD) (UK Import)

Grmln - Soon Away (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Grmln

Music Genre: Indie, Rock

Cat No
CAK98
Released
2014
Pressing
USA
Styles
Indie Rock

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ArtistGrmln
FormatCD
LabelCarpark Records
Catalogue no.CAK98
GenreIndie and Rock
Released29 September 2014
Barcode0677517009835

GRMLN — Soon Away
Format: CD • Label: Carpark Records (CAK98) • Released: 2014 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Indie Rock

Tracklist:
1. Jaded
2. Avoider
3. White Lung//Black Lung
4. Numb
5. Crawling Into You
6. Awake
7. Of Nothing
8. Yamero
9. Faux
10. Soon Away

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

GRMLN is the musical project of 24-year-old, Yoodoo Park. He was born in Kyoto, Japan and moved to southern California at a young age (though he still goes back to Japan every summer). Yoodoo started playing music at the age of 13 when he was given a bass guitar and has been playing music ever since.

During the summer of 2010, Yoodoo started recording relaxing songs for himself to listen to in his car during lazy summer afternoons. The Explore EP, captures this time in Yoodoo’s life with clean sounding guitar rhythms and a mixture of drowsy melodies. Yoodoo’s 2013 full-length, Empire, was less of a follow-up and more of a departure. Empire’s upbeat rock songs and ‘90s pop-punk influenced sound eventually led to the alternatively stormy and peaceful tunes of Soon Away. The new album is much more aggressive than previous releases—a world away from the dreamy sweetness of Explore. Soon Away reflects on the desires and regrets that come with age and experience. It’s GRMLN’s most mature work yet, and also the band’s catchiest.

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