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Drop (Vinyl LP) discogimpOur lad John P. Dwyer has been lancing eardrums with Thee Oh Sees in an ever escalating flurry of records for the past 6 years. Since the release of "The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending A Night In" announced a new loud era and excepting a few momentary detours into home baked territory ("Dog Poison" and "Castlemania" for example), JPD and company have pummelled a bit harder each time out, cemented their reputation as a live force to be reckoned

and Dennis Dragon (drums)

Highlights include 'Son of A Baker

Their 11th UK studio album

racking up over 10

Young Americans is more enjoyable as a stylistic adventure than as a substantive record

There are times when you get to thinking that the world is shrinking and all music is duly getting scaled down to fit the shrunken expectations and introspective eccentricities of those who believe the brand is everything

Side two was the side which upset some people

"By the time Beverley and I recorded our second album my ears were opening a little and I was listening to a lot more music

gelhorn is blared from time to time on top of the accentuated drums

Over half of the album's length is composed of instrumental music

would be just so much more dust on your stylus yet

layered harmonies