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Sung Tongs

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$26.91 $39 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Recorded in a house in rural Colorado, and engineered and mixed by Rusty Santos, Sung Tongs is a dazzling, bold and adventurous pop album. Diverse in its scope and yet fully coherent, the album moves from chiming acoustic guitar songs to gentler, more dispersed picked ballads, to sprawling, guitar-swell psychedelics, bubbling, acid-warped vocal fx, and tribal, almost shamanic trance-outs based around looping vocals and hypnotic kick-pulses.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia M. ★★★★★

The pressing feels hefty and quiet, so the rural Colorado recording comes through with all its loose, live energy intact. I've spun it three times already and the adventurous pop still surprises me on each listen.

Leo J. ★★★★★

The recording’s raw, live-in-the-room sound really brings out the adventurous energy of the pop arrangements. Side A’s flow kept me glued to my turntable.

Penelope ★★★★★

The pressing is dead quiet, and "Leaf House" sounds so much warmer on vinyl than it ever did streaming. You can really hear the room they recorded in — that rural Colorado house comes through on every track. Easily the best-sounding record I've picked up this year.