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Track Listings
| 1. Hi |
| 2. King Of You |
| 3. This Way |
| 4. Needle & Thread |
| 5. New Rubbers |
| 6. Tricycle |
| 7. Hill Of Our Home |
| 8. The Words |
| 9. Make Up |
| 10. Eating Spiders |
| 11. Upstairs |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
Psapp are vocalist Galia Durant and producer Carim Clasmann. With their debut album Tiger, My Friend, the duo showcased a charming penchant for enchanting, quirky songs built from intimate found-sounds and kooky electro-acoustic instrumentation, and guided by Clasmann’s sideways-pop aesthetic. The Only Thing I Ever Wanted continues the multi-textural experiments, Clasmann matching his endlessly inventive and immaculately detailed arrangements (bicycle bells, insect clicks, strings, harmonica) to Durant’s crystalline vocals, conjuring up shimmering vignettes that recall Matthew Herbert’s inspired imaginings. Itchy, clangy, restless and nuanced, there are hints of melancholy through the album—"New Rubbers", "Tricycle"--and even some high drama on occasion, but the project is mostly fuelled by a passion for skewed loveliness, more often than not built from a wealth of idiosyncratic sounds and embellished by Durant’s nuanced lyrics and captivating voice. --Paul Sullivan
Psapp are vocalist Galia Durant and producer Carim Clasmann. With their debut album Tiger, My Friend, the duo showcased a charming penchant for enchanting, quirky songs built from intimate found-sounds and kooky electro-acoustic instrumentation, and guided by Clasmann’s sideways-pop aesthetic. The Only Thing I Ever Wanted continues the multi-textural experiments, Clasmann matching his endlessly inventive and immaculately detailed arrangements (bicycle bells, insect clicks, strings, harmonica) to Durant’s crystalline vocals, conjuring up shimmering vignettes that recall Matthew Herbert’s inspired imaginings. Itchy, clangy, restless and nuanced, there are hints of melancholy through the album—"New Rubbers", "Tricycle"--and even some high drama on occasion, but the project is mostly fuelled by a passion for skewed loveliness, more often than not built from a wealth of idiosyncratic sounds and embellished by Durant’s nuanced lyrics and captivating voice. --Paul Sullivan
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