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Belle and
Sebastian - (2015) - Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance [FLAC] [H33T] [TBiC]
3/31/2015

 

 

 

Artist:     Belle and
Sebastian
Album:      Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance
Genre:      Rock,
Alternative/Indie Rock, Chamber Pop, Indie Pop, Alternative Singer/Songwriter, Twee Pop, Alternative Pop/Rock
Year:       2015
Tracks:     16
Play Time:  01:18:41
Size:       185.19 MB
Codec:      MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality:    320
kbps CBR
Channels:   44100 khz / Stereo
Tags:       ID3v1 ID3v2.3
Covers?:    Yes 
PlayList?:  .m3u and/or .wpl

 

A band that takes its name from a French children's
television series about a boy and his dog would almost have to be precious, and to be sure, Belle & Sebastian are
precious. But precious can be a damning word, and Belle & Sebastian don't have the negative qualities that the word
connotes: they are private but not insular, pretty but not wimpy; they make gorgeous, delicate melodies sound
full-bodied. Led by guitarist/vocalist Stuart Murdoch, the seven-piece band has an intimate, majestic sound that is
equal parts folk-rock and '60s pop, but Murdoch's gift, not just for whimsy and surrealism but also for odd, unsettling
lyrical detail, keeps the songs grounded in a tangible reality.

Based in Glasgow, Scotland, Belle &
Sebastian released their first two albums in 1996 at the peak of the chamber pop movement. At first, some critics in
Britain's music weeklies tied the band into the subgenre, yet the group was too pretty, too delicate, to bear that
label. Through their first two years of public existence, the bandmembers shielded their personalities, submitting
publicity photos featuring a girl that wasn't in the band and reluctantly posing for photo shoots. Furthermore, they
performed in odd venues, playing not only the standard coffeehouses and caf?s, but also homes, church halls, and
libraries.

The idiosyncratic approach to building their career isn't surprising given Murdoch's approach
toward starting a band. A longtime fan of Felt, Murdoch left Glasgow for London in the early '90s in hopes of finding
the group's leader, Lawrence Hayward, but he never found his idol. Upon his return to Glasgow, he enrolled in university
and began writing songs and short stories. While at school, he took a music business course where he decided to form a
band and release a record for his final project (he had tried to form a band before with no success). For the project,
he assembled the seven-piece Belle & Sebastian, featuring himself on guitar and vocals, and choosing and recruiting
members by instinct in a local all-night caf? in late 1995. He eventually found Sarah Martin (violin), Stevie Jackson
(guitar), Chris Geddes (keyboards), Stuart David (bass), Richard Colburn (drums), and Isobel Campbell (cello). All seven
members were college students, and all agreed that the idea behind the band was to stay on a small scale, to keep it as
a project and not let the band run their lives; they even assumed they would release two albums and break up.

In May of 1996, Belle & Sebastian self-released their debut album, Tigermilk, on Electric Honey Records. Only
1,000 copies of the album, which was only pressed on vinyl, were released, but it unexpectedly became a sensation,
earning terrific word of mouth throughout England. As a result, the band became slightly more than a school project --
it became an actual band. If You're Feeling Sinister, released on the independent Jeepster label, followed in November
of 1996. By the time the album was released in America on the EMI subsidiary The Enclave, it had earned considerable
critical acclaim in the U.K. -- not only from music weeklies, but from newspapers like The Sunday Times and magazines
like The Face -- and a large cult following; by some accounts, Tigermilk was being sold for as much as 75 pounds. Over
the course of 1997, word of mouth continued to grow in America, even as the band pulled out of an American tour because
The Enclave went bankrupt and closed.

As the band's cult continued to build in 1997, Belle & Sebastian
released three EPs -- Dog on Wheels (May), Lazy Line Painter Jane (July), and 3.. 6.. 9 Seconds of Light (October). Each
subsequent EP placed higher on the indie charts and received much critical acclaim. By the end of the year, the group
finalized an American deal with Matador Records, issuing The Boy With the Arab Strap in September 1998. The following
year saw the eagerly anticipated, wide re-release of Tigermilk, the album that started it all. Following completion of
2000's Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant, Stuart David left Belle & Sebastian to focus full-time on his
solo project, Looper. In 2001, the group released two EPs -- Jonathan David and I'm Waking Up to Us -- and recorded the
soundtrack for Todd Solondz's film Storytelling. Just before the soundtrack's release in spring 2002, Belle &
Sebastian embarked on a comprehensive tour of the United States and Canada before returning to Europe for the summer
festival season. Midway through the tour, Isobel Campbell left the band, citing the usual differences.

Another major change soon took place when Belle & Sebastian left Jeepster and Matador to sign with Rough Trade,
with their next record, late-2003's Dear Catastrophe Waitress, produced by the inimitable Trevor Horn (who also produced
Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Yes, and scores of others). The record spawned the brilliant "Step into My Office"
and "I'm a Cuckoo" singles, the latter of which was the group's biggest U.K. hit, reaching number 14 in early
2004. After a long worldwide tour that found Belle & Sebastian reaching new levels of success, they retired to
Scotland and began preparing for the recording of their fifth album. The Life Pursuit was recorded in Los Angeles with
producer Tony Hoffer and was released in 2006 by Rough Trade in the U.K. The band was back with Matador in the U.S.

After a tour that included a sold-out show at the Hollywood Bowl, the band took a well-deserved break. Apart
from the release of The BBC Sessions (by Matador and Jeepster) in 2008, no Belle & Sebastian records were released
until 2010. During the hiatus, Murdoch spent time on his God Help the Girl project (which included much of the band as
well), and Jackson and Kildea toured and recorded with the legendary Scottish indie pop band the Vaselines, who had
re-formed in 2009. After spending the early part of 2010 recording with Tony Hoffer, the group released Write About Love
on October 12 of 2010.

Write About Love performed well -- it peaked at eight on the U.K. charts and at 15 on
Billboard in the U.S. -- and after its release, the band entered a quiet period. They re-emerged in 2013, touring the
U.S. prior to the August release of The Third Eye Centre, a collection of B-sides and non-LP tracks released between
2006 and 2010. A few more shows followed in 2014, along with the release of Murdoch's film adaptation of God Help the
Girl -- he turned the side project into a musical -- and the group announced it was beginning work on its ninth studio
album. Preceded by the single "The Party Line," the Ben H. Allen-produced Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance
appeared in January 2015.




Irony abounds in the title of Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance, the ninth album by the Scottish
collective Belle & Sebastian. It goes unstated that the record was released in an atmosphere not quite synonymous
with peace, but the group unquestionably want to dance, spending nearly half of this lengthy record grooving to a
neo-disco beat. To approximate the pulse of a mirror ball, Belle & Sebastian hired Ben H Allen, a producer best
known for his work with the modern psychedelic troupes Animal Collective and Washed Out, a decided shift away from the
exquisitely sculpted miniatures that populated B&S' two records with Tony Hoffer, particularly Write About Love. If
that 2010 album found the band embracing their eccentricities and taking the time to whittle their quirks down to their
basic elements, Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance finds the group stretching way out, twice taking as long as seven
minutes to complete a cut and only once flirting with the three-minute mark. Surely, the grandest formal experiments are
the longest tracks -- "Enter Sylvia Path" plays like a slyly decadent 12" mix and "Play for
Today," featuring Dee Dee Penny of the Dum Dum Girls, is a duet with de facto leader Stuart Murdoch -- but even the
relatively concise "The Party Line" bears a heavy four-four thump, and "Perfect Couples" percolates
with polyrhythms previously unheard on Belle & Sebastian's records. Next to these brazen departures lie a few songs
where flashy production tricks are grafted upon pleasingly familiar B&S forms (the hard swing and fuzz of
"Allie," the analog whine on "The Power of Three," the Motown bounce of "The Book of You'),
along with reassuringly meditative ballads and the remarkable "The Everlasting Muse," which takes a sharp left
turn from jazz to woozy folk. This is the sound of a band that's growing fearless in middle age, and while the record
occasionally does drag -- all those long songs push it over an hour, but the sequencing makes it feel even longer --
there's also a thrill hearing a band unafraid to stumble. 

 

01 - Nobody?s Empire - 05:09 - 12.10 MB - 320
kBit/s
02 - Allie - 03:17 - 7.82 MB - 320 kBit/s
03 - The Party Line - 04:14 -
10.02 MB - 320 kBit/s
04 - The Power Of Three - 03:58 - 9.38 MB - 320 kBit/s
05 - The Cat
With The Cream - 05:18 - 12.45 MB - 320 kBit/s
06 - Enter Sylvia Plat - 06:49 - 15.92 MB - 320
kBit/s
07 - The Everlasting Muse - 05:26 - 12.74 MB - 320 kBit/s
08 - Perfect Couples
- 05:30 - 12.91 MB - 320 kBit/s
09 - Ever Had A Little Faith - 04:22 - 10.31 MB - 320
kBit/s
10 - Play For Today - 07:33 - 17.61 MB - 320 kBit/s
11 - The Book Of You -
04:24 - 10.39 MB - 320 kBit/s
12 - Today (This Army?s For Peace) - 05:36 - 13.14 MB - 320
kBit/s
13 - Born To Act - 03:10 - 7.57 MB - 320 kBit/s
14 - Two Birds - 03:48 -
9.02 MB - 320 kBit/s
15 - Piggy In The Middle - 04:21 - 10.29 MB - 320 kBit/s
16 - A
Politician?s Silence - 05:46 - 13.53 MB - 320 kBit/s


 

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TBiC

 
                                                             

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