My Goodness: Scavengers
My Goodness: Scavengers
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: My Goodness
Label: Votiv & Freakout Rec
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 851857007304
Genre: Rock
Limited colored vinyl LP pressing. In 2014, My Goodness released it's first full-length, Shiver + Shake. A boisterous, bluesy, hard-rocking record born out of the trials and tribulations that the Seattle duo - guitarist/vocalist Joel Schneider and then-drummer Andy Lum - went through leading up to it, not least of which was rewriting their intended debut. All of which means that for them, this so-called difficult second record has been a breeze. But that's not to say that My Goodness have been resting on the laurels. "When we were touring Shiver + Shake," says Lum, "Joel and I were meeting a lot of new people and seeing a lot of music. Playing Sasquatch festival in 2015 and sticking around and watching what other bands were doing was a nice kick in the head for me and put us on a slightly different path. We were listening to a lot of hip-hop and electronic music in the van in between shows, so I think we got nudged in a direction there." That's not to say My Goodness is an entirely different band with an entirely different sound, however. This is neither a hip-hop nor an electronic record. Rather, the roots of these songs remain the same, but incorporate a variety of different elements. There's a soulful shimmer, for example, to the insistent chug of "Silver Lining" and an upbeat, breezy, synth-pop sheen to "Swim", while the dreamy "White Witches" glowers with a sultry electronic edge and "Ghost Town" is a multi-faceted song whose catchy splendor is wrapped up in layers of electronics, but which remains thoroughly human. Elsewhere, "Lazy Love" is a tender, wistful lament, while album closer "Cut Teeth" is a full-throttle, guitar-based rock song that harks directly back to, but also moves forward from, that first album. It all combines to make Scavengers an album that truly represents who and what My Goodness is.
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