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Wayne Everett Los Angeles, California
“Everett weaves a captivating spell." - The Big Takeover
On his new LP "Two Ghosts," Wayne
Everett weaves together threads of ocean-haze indie-psych, delicate jangle-pop, shimmering swirls of shoegaze, and languid ballads; all built on a foundation of tasteful, meticulously crafted songwriting.
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Wayne Everett recommends:
The debut solo album by the singer of the Lassie Foundation. Songs about lovers, fighters, prisoners, and Swedish people.
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Cave Sessions
by The Lassie Foundation
supported by 28 fans who also own “Live at Desert Stars Festival”
Like being transported to a beach town in California around sunset, knowing your evening is going to be filled with friends and maybe that special someone...but most importantly you've never heard of social media and you have no sense of doom like you do right now.
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California (Remastered)
by The Lassie Foundation
supported by 26 fans who also own “Live at Desert Stars Festival”
The summer of ‘97 I was about to leave where I had lived my entire life and go 14+ hours away. That summer I found California. I bought it because Eric and Wayne were a part of Starflyer’s Americana album. From the first, “Thank you! Lassie Foundation” introduction I was in. This was the soundtrack to that time of my life. Loud music with soft singing w lyrics that were both hopeful+ realistic. It is still one of my fav albums ever and I love that I can have it on vinyl. Thanks guys.
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supported by 20 fans who also own “Live at Desert Stars Festival”
The lyrics, vocals and music make me feel things. The sounds are evocative of a time gone by yet couldn't be more now. One of my favorite bands.
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Dreamy and ambient shoegaze that skips and skitters through various experimental passages.
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Pete Yorn Live At The Troubadour
by Pete Yorn
A sprawling, 25-song set from Pete Yorn complete with covers of Springsteen and The Smiths capture him at his unguarded best.
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