Twin Sister: Color Your Life
Twin Sister: Color Your Life
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Twin Sister
Label: Infinite Best
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 600197550311
Genre: Rock
Vinyl LP pressing. 2010 EP, the sophomore release from the New York experimental pop stars. 'The Other Side of Your Face' opens with a whip of grey wind and a throbbing hum. Drums count off and shimmering guitar chords gently descend; vocalist Andrea Estella's voice comes in and things hush up real quick. 'Lady Daydream' introduces herself with Eric Cardona's guitar glimmer, the melody beckoning cool and soft and sure before 'Milk And Honey' initiates total pandemonium-all of a sudden it's a packed house-party in the clouds. 'All Around And Away We Go' continues with Gabe D'Amico's insistent bass lines bouncing along orange-lava synthesizers and barking vocals-pure uninhibited bliss. By now it's dark outside, and the silver heavens reflect down on 'Galaxy Plateau'. Udbhav Gupta's keys and drum machines come into bright focus and 'Phenomenon's' scores the tranquil descent into the landscape of a pink morning sky. Was it all a dream?
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