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Mind Glitter

Motel Beds

Mind Glitter

Anyway
LP $16.00

10/23/2015 711447008510 

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CD $12.00

10/23/2015 711447008527 

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The Motel Beds are back!  
Though last year saw the Misra Records released “hits” collection, These Are They Days Gone By, Mind Glitter is The Motel Beds’ first new album in three years. Which may not seem long until you notice that they released five albums in the three years between 2009 and 2012.  
Which makes Mind Glitter pretty special. Starting an album as soon as the latest one’s final tracks are done (guitarist Derl Robbins, who also helped record the last few Guided By Voices albums, records the band himself), they’ve had 36 months to throw out hooks, choruses, puns and bad jokes, and then try them all out in front of live audiences.  
What materialized with Mind Glitter’s songs are some of the most varied and beautiful the band has laid down yet. Highlights are scattered all around with “Open Ocean” kicking off to waves of acoustic guitar and drums, the gorgeous Beach Boys harmonies of “Queens for the Summer,” the airy psychedelic drone of “Paper Trees,” the unrelenting, fist-pumping riff from “Live City,” the pure 90s-ness of the breakdown on “Set Ender,” and then throwing a sweaty arm around you with “We’ve Killed More for Less.”  
Yup. The Motel Beds are back and more infectious than ever. You won’t be able to get rid of them this time.  
I’m alluding to bedbugs, guys. Bad jokes! 
 

“A sun spotted psych pop cousin of post-Britpop Supergrass.” - MOJO

"Undeniably a great record" - NPR's All Songs Considered


"Another wonderful album... there is a lot to love here" - Big Takeover


“A breezy garage rock band that tragically has been flying under the radar since forming in 2001.” - NPR’s World Café: Next


“Basically, they’re the ideal indie-rock outfit of grit-kicking, road-tripping, chest-thumping guitar-riff glory that you’ve been jonesing for these past 10 years.” - Paste, Best of What’s Next

Tracklist

  1. #1 Open Ocean

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  2. #2 A.O.O.

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  3. #3 Queens for the Summer

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  4. #4 Mind Glitter

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  5. #5 Thirst Veterans

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  6. #6 4AM

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  7. #7 Too Long

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  8. #8 Paper Trees

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  9. #9 Live City

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  10. #10 Set Ender

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  11. #11 We've Killed More For Less

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