BC Camplight: How to Die in the North
BC Camplight: How to Die in the North
Format: CD
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Artist: BC Camplight
Label: Bella Union
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5414939856129
Genre: Alternative Rock
BC Camplight, released a pair of generally well-received, piano-driven psych-pop albums in 2005 and 2007 and then promptly went underground. In 2012 BC CAMPLIGHT relocated to Manchester, England and set about rebuilding his confidence, and the resulting Bella Union-issued How to Die in the North sounds like the product of an artist restored. Bold, beautiful, campy, heartbreaking, and flush with moxie, BC CAMPLIGHT's third outing is a left-field gem; an indie rock distillation of '60s and '70s chamber pop tropes that prefers Nilsson over Newman, Todd Rundgren over Lennon & McCartney, Dennis Wilson over Brian Wilson, and fearlessly (though not always flawlessly) goes all in for the big pop moment. A nuanced, human, and lovingly constructed blend of road trip-ready earworms ("You Should Have Gone to School," "Thieves in Antigua"), breezy cocktail stirrers ("Love Isn't Anybody's Fault"), and shamelessly-lay-on-your-bedroom-floor-and-sob-piano ballads ("Atom Bomb," Why Doesn't Anybody Fall in Love"), the latter of which features a chorus that smartly invokes Harry Nilsson's "Without You"
Tracks:
1.1 You Should've Gone to School
1.2 Love Isn't Anybody's Fault
1.3 Just Because I Love You
1.4 Grim Cinema
1.5 Good Morning Headache
1.6 Thieves in Antigua
1.7 Atom Bomb
1.8 Lay Me on the Floor
1.9 Why Doesn't Anybody Fall in Love Anymore
