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Silver Synthetic - Rosalie (CD) (UK Import)
Silver Synthetic - Rosalie (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Silver Synthetic
- Label
- Curation Records
- Cat No
- CURED046
- Released
- 2025
- Pressing
- USA & Europe
- Styles
- Indie Rock
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| Artist | Silver Synthetic |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Curation Records |
| Catalogue no. | CURED046 |
| Genre | Indie and Rock |
| Barcode | 0850070373050 |
Silver Synthetic — Rosalie
Format: CD • Label: Curation Records (CURED046) • Released: 2025 • Pressing: USA & Europe • Genre: Indie Rock
Tracklist:
1. Age Of Infamy
2. Yr Gonna Be Happy
3. Choose A Life
4. Rosalie
5. Red Light
6. Cool Blue Night
7. Only Time
8. Back Home
9. Right Time
10. Happy Ever After
11. Say The Wrong Word
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
In the midst of the thick New Orleans summer of 2017, Chris Lyons of garage punks Bottomfeeders found himself sitting on a small batch of songs that didn’t quite fit the fuzzed-out pileups of that band. The new songs were more chiming, driving but relaxed, full of little corners begging to be filled with classic pop harmonies and wayward country licks. He called in his trusted confidants: Bottomfeeders drummer and longtime musical partner Lucas Bogner—the two started playing music together at the tender age of 15—plus bassist Pete Campanelli, and Kunal Prakash (Jeff the Brotherhood) dug the songs and signed on, and the quartet started playing in earnest, hunkering down in the practice space.
By the time the band played its first gig in late 2018 at the opening of Nola’s ManRay Records, the songs had multiplied and the members of the newly christened Silver Synthetic had become genuine rock & roll craftsmen.
By the time the band played its first gig in late 2018 at the opening of Nola’s ManRay Records, the songs had multiplied and the members of the newly christened Silver Synthetic had become genuine rock & roll craftsmen.
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