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Landowner - Impressive Almanac
Landowner - Impressive Almanac
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Genre: Post-Punk/Post-Hardcore
Format: LP
Catalogue No.: BYE000
B/C: 759049385707
Release Date: 23rd July 2021
Re-issue of Landowner's 2016 debut album.
First time it has been released on vinyl.
Limited run of BLACK vinyl. Non-Returnable.
REVIEWS FOR RECENT ALBUM ‘CONSULTANT’
'This is a band who take the nervous energy of early hardcore acts like Bad Brains and Reagan Youth and play it with the clean, cold precision of a veteran jazz act. ' 7/10
Landowner - Album Review - Loud & Quiet - 20th September
https://www.loudandquiet.com/reviews/landowner-consultant/
Take “Phantom Vibration”. Reminiscent of both Slint and Big Ups , the track rolls through a handful of segments, as Shaw dictates a tale of a man bending to debilitating pressure.THE LINE OF BEST FIT
THE SECOND album from Massachusetts five-piece Landowner is a brilliant blast of hardcore-adjacent post-punk. 4/5
Originally released on cassette by Good Person Recordings in 2016, Impressive Almanac is the culmination of Dan Shaw's bedroom experiments making minimalist post-punk. The entire album was tracked by himself at home shortly after moving from Seattle to his hometown of Holyoke, Massachusetts. Dan did not yet have any backing band at the time. The album shines with his raw and unfettered creativity, repetitive DI'ed guitars, and disaffected yet deeply personal lyrics about the banality of modern life.
Shaw says of the record: "Sharing this tape with friends in the Western Mass DIY scene soon led to the formation of Landowner as a full band. Even though we're a real band now with a real drummer and everything, the drum machines and repetitive riffs of these songs still serve as an important reference point for the vibe we strive to attain in our music today."
The album was quite formative for Born Yesterday Records. Co-owner and now Deeper bass player Kevin Fairbairn met Dan at a show in Western Massachusetts. Dan gave him a cassette of Impressive Almanac. When Kevin returned from tour, he was eager to show it to me and I quickly became obsessed with it. A year or so later when we were discussing starting a record label, we both knew that Landowner had to be one of the bands we talked to first. This release will roughly mark the three year anniversary of Born Yesterday's first release, Landowner's Blatant.
Tracklisting
1. Holy See
2. Hallucination
3. Shimmering Neck
4. Illusion of Success
5. Limited Vision
6. Identical
7. Ancestral Home
8. Negative Creek
9. Places To Put Cars
10. Heater
11. Embankment
12. Feel Strongly
13. Gold Coins
14. Recalibrate
15. Slow Plow
Format: LP
Catalogue No.: BYE000
B/C: 759049385707
Release Date: 23rd July 2021
Re-issue of Landowner's 2016 debut album.
First time it has been released on vinyl.
Limited run of BLACK vinyl. Non-Returnable.
REVIEWS FOR RECENT ALBUM ‘CONSULTANT’
'This is a band who take the nervous energy of early hardcore acts like Bad Brains and Reagan Youth and play it with the clean, cold precision of a veteran jazz act. ' 7/10
Landowner - Album Review - Loud & Quiet - 20th September
https://www.loudandquiet.com/reviews/landowner-consultant/
Take “Phantom Vibration”. Reminiscent of both Slint and Big Ups , the track rolls through a handful of segments, as Shaw dictates a tale of a man bending to debilitating pressure.THE LINE OF BEST FIT
THE SECOND album from Massachusetts five-piece Landowner is a brilliant blast of hardcore-adjacent post-punk. 4/5
Originally released on cassette by Good Person Recordings in 2016, Impressive Almanac is the culmination of Dan Shaw's bedroom experiments making minimalist post-punk. The entire album was tracked by himself at home shortly after moving from Seattle to his hometown of Holyoke, Massachusetts. Dan did not yet have any backing band at the time. The album shines with his raw and unfettered creativity, repetitive DI'ed guitars, and disaffected yet deeply personal lyrics about the banality of modern life.
Shaw says of the record: "Sharing this tape with friends in the Western Mass DIY scene soon led to the formation of Landowner as a full band. Even though we're a real band now with a real drummer and everything, the drum machines and repetitive riffs of these songs still serve as an important reference point for the vibe we strive to attain in our music today."
The album was quite formative for Born Yesterday Records. Co-owner and now Deeper bass player Kevin Fairbairn met Dan at a show in Western Massachusetts. Dan gave him a cassette of Impressive Almanac. When Kevin returned from tour, he was eager to show it to me and I quickly became obsessed with it. A year or so later when we were discussing starting a record label, we both knew that Landowner had to be one of the bands we talked to first. This release will roughly mark the three year anniversary of Born Yesterday's first release, Landowner's Blatant.
Tracklisting
1. Holy See
2. Hallucination
3. Shimmering Neck
4. Illusion of Success
5. Limited Vision
6. Identical
7. Ancestral Home
8. Negative Creek
9. Places To Put Cars
10. Heater
11. Embankment
12. Feel Strongly
13. Gold Coins
14. Recalibrate
15. Slow Plow
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