Blouse
Evolution is a tricky word when discussing current trends in music, especially when it comes to sophomore albums. The critically lauded “BLOUSE,” the 2011 debut from the Portland band of the same name was a lush, melodic and dreamy affair spiked with whoozy synths and delicate vocals. For “Imperium,” their 2nd LP for Captured Tracks, Blouse have shed the synths, done away with drum machines and wrote and recorded with “instruments that don’t plug into the wall,” as enforced by bandmember/producer Jacob Portrait. Read more on Last.fm
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Top Tracks
| # | Title | Plays |
| 1 | Into Black | |
| 2 | Time Travel | |
| 3 | Firestarter | |
| 4 | Videotapes | |
| 5 | They Always Fly Away | |
| 6 | Controller | |
| 7 | Ghost Dream | |
| 8 | Roses | |
| 9 | White | |
| 10 | Fountain in Rewind |
