The Enigmatic Foe Knoxville, Tennessee
With sharp lyrics, the playful pop bite of the best of the 70s and 80s, and the kind of self-deprecation usually reserved
for a Woody Allen movie, Jared Colinger's lyrics run the gamut from the joy of new love to disillusionment with the old, from wanting to like yourself to being afraid of what we have in our minds.
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I have been a listener of Luxury since ‘Amazing and Thank You’ Lee’s thoughtful lyrics the instrumentation and raw emotion have always drawn me to this band. So far on this album I enjoy One of Those Things (Or) The Temple. Great job!
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Great album; punchy and catchy, with a good balance between upbeat and melancholy. There's a nice spread of influences going on - the Brit-rock sound is particularly apparent.
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I’m still waiting for my physical CD copy. I ordered back on March 2, 2023 and it said it would be here before March 18 but still waiting. Sent out two emails just wondering if it was sent and haven’t heard anything back. Next I will open a dispute with PayPal or BandCamp
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Warm and shiny electro pop from Athens has gentle, propulsive beats and gleaming synths.
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File Dickson's dreamy lo-fi summertime pop somewhere not too far from Kurt Vile or John Maus.
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My goodness, I didn't realize Luxury was on Bandcamp, but I am grateful. A truly nostalgic piece of my late adolescence
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