Name: We Have Sound
SKU: 515691
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We Have Sound

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Album: We Have Sound
#	Song Title		Time
1)	C-C (You Set The Fire In Me)	More Info...	4:32
2)	I Ain't Saying My Goodbyes	More Info...	3:44
3)	If You Want	More Info...	3:45
4)	A Little Word In Your Ear	More Info...	3:50
5)	If I Had Changed My Mind	More Info...	3:35
6)	The Lower The Sun	More Info...	3:36
7)	Cover	More Info...	3:34
8)	Nothing But Green Lights	More Info...	4:17
9)	On The Road	More Info...	4:07
10)	That Can Be Arranged	More Info...	3:50

Album: We Have Sound
#	Song Title		Time
1)	C-C (You Set The Fire In Me)	More Info...	4:32
2)	I Ain't Saying My Goodbyes	More Info...	3:44
3)	If You Want	More Info...	3:45
4)	A Little Word In Your Ear	More Info...	3:50
5)	If I Had Changed My Mind	More Info...	3:35
6)	The Lower The Sun	More Info...	3:36
7)	Cover	More Info...	3:34
8)	Nothing But Green Lights	More Info...	4:17
9)	On The Road	More Info...	4:07
10)	That Can Be Arranged	More Info...	3:50

Tracks

1. C-C (You Set The Fire In Me)

2. I Ain't Saying My Goodbyes

3. If You Want

4. A Little Word In Your Ear

5. If I Had Changed My Mind

6. The Lower The Sun

7. Cover

8. Nothing But Green Lights

9. On The Road

10. That Can Be Arranged

Performer Notes

This release from British garage rocker Tom Vek features 10 tracks.
The fact that Londoner Tom Vek plays all the instruments on his debut album, freely sampling from a variety of sources, invites obvious comparisons with Beck. But Vek has absorbed a different set of influences to his Californian counterpart--his "If You Want" has Gang Of Four's footprints all over it, while "C-C (You Set the Fire in Me)" references both late-'70s punk and '90s Britpop. "The Lower the Sun" is an odd combination of Oasis-style menace and warm psychedelia, "Cover" is lo-fi, experimental hip-hop, and "Nothing But Green Lights" recalls '80s post-punk. A tribute to Vek's freewheeling experimentalism, WE HAVE SOUND is a grainy, mesmerizing urban symphony.

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (No. 986, p.92) - 3 out of 5 stars - "...Vek's ultra low-fi, hip-swiveling tunes deftly blend fuzzed-out psych rock with angular, Gang of Four influenced electropunk...."