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[inthewindtunnel]

Sad Madona

Witch Coast

[inthewindtunnel]

Sad Madona

Witch Coast

(demo)

[gbogn]

VOL. 81: THE SUMMER SUNSHINE STOLE MY EYESIGHT

1. Kairon; IRSE! “Healing Fields” 2. Cocteau Twins “Lorelei” 3. Swirlies “Pancake” 4. Big Walnuts Yonder “Sponge Bath” 5. Thee Oh Sees “Sugar Boat” 6. Witch Coast “Blacked Out” 7. Space Camp “Bazooka the Venue” 8. Drunkdriver “Women (The Blues)” 9. Super Chron Flight Brothers “Strangers with Candy” 10. Hareld “Video Games & the Surf of Waves” 11. Odd Nosdam “No More Wig for Ohio Pt. XXIII” 12. Lost Balloons “Numb” 13. Mutoid Man “Melt Your Mind” 14. Swell Maps “New York”

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AUDIOFEMME REVIEW: Witch Coast, Devil Vision

http://www.audiofemme.com/ep-review-witch-coast-devil-vision/

2.13.17

“Witch Coast’s relevance rests on their spot-on interpretation of early adulthood ennui, born on their earlier releases and rounded out on this newest EP: working hard but making no money; the flat state of mind achieved only from getting stoned to treat a merciless hangover; allowing your existential worries about relationships, rent, and life in general consume you until you feel physically sick, or better yet, feel nothing at all. Weiss achieves this lyrically, but the vocal distortion is so heavy that these feelings are captured largely in the sound – lo-fi, nearly indecipherable vocals, heavy reverb, wonky psyched-out riffs. The lyrics serve more as a fourth instrument than anything else. The sound can come across as sardonic and darkly comical – the upbeat tracks layered under Weiss’s frantic vocals and lyrical emotional exhaustion. It feels like the white noise of racing thoughts, coming at you so relentlessly you either have to scream or shut down.”

Read more: http://www.audiofemme.com/ep-review-witch-coast-devil-vision/

[mandybrownholtzz-blog]

EP REVIEW: Witch Coast, Devil Vision, Audiofemme

“Witch Coast’s relevance rests on their spot-on interpretation of early adulthood ennui, born on their earlier releases and rounded out on this newest EP: working hard but making no money; the flat state of mind achieved only from getting stoned to treat a merciless hangover; allowing your existential worries about relationships, rent, and life in general consume you until you feel physically sick, or better yet, feel nothing at all. Weiss achieves this lyrically, but the vocal distortion is so heavy that these feelings are captured largely in the sound – lo-fi, nearly indecipherable vocals, heavy reverb, wonky psyched-out riffs. The lyrics serve more as a fourth instrument than anything else. The sound can come across as sardonic and darkly comical – the upbeat tracks layered under Weiss’s frantic vocals and lyrical emotional exhaustion. It feels like the white noise of racing thoughts, coming at you so relentlessly you either have to scream or shut down.”

Read more: http://www.audiofemme.com/ep-review-witch-coast-devil-vision/

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By Hanna Huntley, 2016

[basura-tortuga-blog]

Witch Coast @ Songbyrd