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Meu álbum preferido de 2018 tem uma versão lindíssima de vinil pela Sub Pop. Muito bem feito esse gatefold. Curto a sub pop quee eles dão código pra download e você pode escolher a versão FLAC pra baixar

Me gusto mucho la presentación en gatefold para este album aunque no sean 2 discos, viene con las letras y el arte impresas en el sobre, y un vinyl de 180 g, suene excelente! Y esta a un super precio por aca

Llego bien y sin problemas,

Love the album! Arrived as described and well packaged

El disco excelente, uno de los mejores trabajos de beach house, pero la funda del vinilo tenía varios golpes, raspazos y errores de impresión

kinda fuzzy and holds soo much static

0 probleme

メランコリックで気怠い感じ。Mercury Revのような抑揚はなく、儚く平坦に繰り返される美

this is (so far) the darkest, most psychedelically experimental BH albums, and i have been in love with it since it released. i don’t think any longtime BH fan will be disappointed.they’ve abandoned drum machines for a real drummer now i believe, and it makes a difference. songs like “Dive” builds up to a heaviness i never expected, nor did i want it to end, is one of the prime examples of this band exploring new paths. the guitar free “Black Car” is a haunting song you’ll be hard pressed to get out of your head. “Woo” and “Lemon Glow” share the synth drenched psychedelia that suits BH very well. the album opener “Dark Spring” i feel is the most ‘typical’ sounding shoegaze-y, dream pop, BH song off the whole album. without delving into each specific song, i’ll just say there isn’t a dud in the bunch. also we get to hear Victoria sing in (her native tongue) French for the first time.i love how comfortable Beach House sounds on this album. while this is their 7th album (hence the title), it feels both familiar and new. they’re venturing into new places, sounds; both beautiful and strange, taking us listeners to a new level.i highly recommend this album, (especially listening with headphones) for diehard and casual fans. each journey Alex and Victoria take us listeners on is special, and i hope they never stop.

One of the best albums of 2018 thus far, lush soundscapes and dreamy vocals dripping with strange unease.

Like everyone else on this three-star thread says, the album isn't bad, it's just not notable in any way. I've listened to this album maybe four or five times, and I have no plans to listen to it again. I have listened to Bloom and D Cherry, however, HUNDREDS of times.A friend of mine nicely described Beach House's music this way: the songs all open up nicely at the end. The songs on this album, unfortunately, never bloom. Without that unfolding, there's no way to enter into that Beach House trance.Anyway, I'll still buy their next offering without thinking twice.

Clean and warm sounding vinyl. And Beach House sound like... Beach House. Somehow they keep refining their music, think of this coming directly after Bloom and it makes perfect sense in musical progression, without compromising their roots/scene/fans/sound. I don't know how you take a two album detour (which were actually great records) and come right back with another solid career highlight. This is the album we were expecting a few years ago If you remember. If they'd released this album instead of the last two, they would be huge mainstream darlings, instead they're ours to enjoy. You can Thank Your Lucky Stars for that one.

Track 4 and 5 transports me to another world, far from Baltimore. Thank my lucky stars for Beach House.

In terms of the physical product, it arrived in perfect condition and sounds phenomenal on vinyl. The cover art is incredible and has reflective material that looks fantastic on display. I was pleasantly surprised to see it had a gatefold even though it’s a single LP, who doesn’t love gatefolds? As for the music, this is already one of my favorite Beach House albums. Sounds different from a lot of their previous work, but somehow also very familiar. Top it off with the low price and fast delivery and you have a must-own record!

OmG Beach House just keeps getting better. I played Bloom so much it skipped and Seven is another that every time we hear it I detect more nuances Beach House is just SO great