Nature TV - Unlucky for Some CD

Nature TV - Unlucky for Some CDFour panel digipack casing on heavyweight card with gloss art paper poster insert! Door to door heartbreak salesmen Nature TV peddle an elixir of jangle indie & melancholic yacht rock. Having amassed a catalogue of seven EPs each a branch of perennial, lovelorn dream pop folded through classy sonic interior decoration & swift compositional turns debut album 'Unlucky for Some' continues the theme of heartbreak in high fidelity. Like few others, Nature

Four-panel digipack casing on heavyweight card with gloss art paper poster insert!

Door-to-door heartbreak salesmen Nature TV peddle an elixir of jangle indie & melancholic yacht rock. Having amassed a catalogue of seven EPs – each a branch of perennial, lovelorn dream-pop folded through classy sonic interior decoration & swift compositional turns – debut album 'Unlucky for Some' continues the theme of heartbreak in high-fidelity. Like few others, Nature TV are able to missile misery at your dopamine receptors via compositions so rich they should have trust funds. It’s an almost impossible tightrope walk that only the most agile of songwriters can sustain. The result is their cleanest and leanest collection to date. An LP that hums with meticulous attention to detail yet feels as woozy as taking downers in a hot tub. An indie-jangle party band at the height of their powers, except the party has ended and they’ve been tasked with soundtracking the cleanup. Someone passed out in a patio chair barley clutching a smartphone, cigarette butts mushed into empty cans, a door pulled off its hinges, the pool now semi-septic, rain streaming down the windows, and everyone has work in the morning.

Tracklist:
1. One Step Forward
2. Aways It Goes
3. Helpless and Hoping
4. Simple Dog
5. My Life
6. Lesley
7. Travelling Girl
8. Lay Low
9. Meds
10. Staying for the Weekend
11. Late Night
12. Secret Sisters
13. Subtle Treasures

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