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Harm's Way ("Gasoline" Tan Vinyl)

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$19.6 $28 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Ducks Ltd. make inviting and frenetic guitar pop for when life feels overwhelming. While the band’s songs are ostensibly breezy, a palpable anxiety boils underneath that communicates something deeper about everyday existence. On their latest album Harm’s Way, the Toronto duo of Tom McGreevy and Evan Lewis hones in on interpersonal and societal collapses, urban decay, and the near-impossibility of keeping a level head when everything around you seems to be falling apart.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jacob F. ★★★★★

The bass on side B hits way harder than I expected from a vinyl pressing—perfect for when the anxiety underneath the breezy melodies kicks in. I’ve had it on repeat since it arrived.

Natalie ★★★★★

The vinyl itself is a gorgeous tan color, and the guitar pop sounds exactly as described—breezy but with that anxious edge. It’s been on repeat since it arrived, helping me decompress after chaotic days.

Isabella ★★★★☆

The pressing is dead quiet, letting the anxious guitar pop really breathe. Side B's energy is slightly lower than the first, but it fits the album's theme well.