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Mazzy Star - So Tonight That I Might See (Vinyl)

Mazzy Star - So Tonight That I Might See (Vinyl)

Artist: Mazzy Star

Music Genre: Rock, Alternative rock, Blues

Label
Capitol Records
Cat No
B0026569-01
Released
2017
Pressing
UK, Europe & US
Styles
Psychedelic Rock, Alternative Rock, Ethereal, Shoegaze, Blues Rock

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ArtistMazzy Star
FormatVinyl
LabelCapitol Records
Catalogue no.B0026569-01
GenreRock, Alternative rock, and Blues
Released8 September 2017
Barcode0602557537574

Mazzy Star — So Tonight That I Might See
Format: Vinyl • Label: Capitol Records (B0026569-01) • Released: 2017 • Pressing: UK, Europe & US • Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Alternative Rock, Ethereal, Shoegaze, Blues Rock

Tracklist:
A1. Fade Into You
A2. Bells Ring
A3. Mary Of Silence
A4. Five String Serenade
A5. Blue Light
B1. She's My Baby
B2. Unreflected
B3. Wasted
B4. Into Dust
B5. So Tonight That I Might See

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

U.S. band, based in Santa Monica, California, and part of the Paisley Underground movement. They are known for their crossover styles of folk, country and psychedelic rock. Formed in 1990 by David Roback (guitar and formerly of Rainy Day and Rain Parade) and Hope Sandoval (vocals).

They began together as Opal in 1989 recording a promotional song named Ghost Highway. They changed their name in 1990 to Mazzy Star and re-recorded the song Ghost Highway for their debut album. The band never officially split up during these years but did take a long hiatus between 1997 and 2013. They played their last concert on March 2, 2019 in Mexico City. Mazzy Star effectively ended after the passing of David Roback in February 2020.

Source: Discogs

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