Okkervil River - In The Rainbow RainATO Records release Okkervil Rivers In The Rainbow Rain, the groups most immediate and meaningful album to date. On it, bandleader Will Sheff makes a startling left turn from the their critically lauded and inward looking 2016 album Away, crafting an exuberant declaration of hope. In place of Aways somber strings and acoustic textures, In The Rainbow Rain is full of dazzling colour, spattered with starbursts of electric guitar, big blooms of synth and

‰Û÷Transference‰۪ (2010) and ‰Û÷They Want My Soul‰۪ (2014)‰Û

Recorded in 1983 by four scarecrows from Kentucky subsisting largely on cheap beer and baked beans

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crafting an exuberant declaration of hope

transforming the Arkestra classic into a percussive

and vocalist/ organist Lavinia Blackwall - the place had a polarising affect

Working predominantly from a studio set up in her Edinburgh home

Re-issue of the UK Top 40 debut album from The Horrors

obi-style logo sticker with Bob Simmons photo exclusive to this edition

Alex Chilton and more

an adolescent state before hope or commercial prospect or any plan for the future

åÊ When I make a piece like this most of my time is spent listening to it for long periods - sometimes several whole days - observing what it does to different situations