Review: Memory Tapes – Player Piano (Carpark)

Memory Tapes’ new album, Player Piano, is a hazy combination of lo-fi electronic music and pop-rock, which mostly succeeds but suffers for Dayve Hawks’ sometimes strained singing. Read my review for Blurt here.

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this video reminds me the guy from Piano Briefs who improvises without clothes 😀

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Jonah Flicker

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Review: Memory Tapes – Player Piano (Carpark)

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