(Vinyl Love is a series of posts that quite simply lists, describes, and displays the pieces in my growing vinyl collection. You can bet that each record was given a spin during the drafting of each corresponding post.)
Artist: Alvvays
Album Title: Antisocialites
Year released: 2017
Details: limited edition, pink
The skinny: It’s the sophomore release by Toronto-based indie pop quartet led by Molly Rankin. The jury is still out since it’s still so new but initial spins have this one ranking just as high on the playability scale as their self-titled debut.
Standout track: “In undertow”
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8 replies on “Vinyl love: Alvvays “Antisocialites””
I think the jury has at least reached a verdict about the LP itself – gorgeous pink!
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Indeed. I like to say it’s ‘pretty in pink’. LOL
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isn’t she?!
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This is why I’m loving all the new vinyl releases. So much care and attention is paid to presentation it makes them not only a musical experience, but and artistic event to boot!
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The pink is pretty sweet!
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Never heard of this one, but that’s a right lovely LP! When vinyl releases are done right (usually not by a major), they really are wonderful.
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It’s true. The majors don’t put nearly the energy and care into their releases as the indies do. And they charge a lot more.
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[…] skinny: It had been five years between the release of Alvvays’ sophomore album, “Antisocialites”, and their third album, last year’s “Blue rev”. Thus, even though I’d been […]
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