Related Products CAMERA OBSCURA / LOOK TO THE EAST, ...HER SPACE HOLIDAY / HOME IS WHERE Y...7,229 yen 7,030 yen MORELLA'S FOREST / ULTRAPHONIC HISS...RADIOHEAD / AMNESIAC (LTD / Japanese band included...6,980 yen 6,980 yen FRIKO / SOMETHING WORTH WAITING FOR...RADIOHEAD / KID A (LTD / Japanese band included...7,070 yen 6,980 yen CAMERA OBSCURA / LOOK TO THE EAST, LOOK TO THE WEST (LP) The long-awaited album is released after more than 10 years! The legendary indie pop band from Scotland, Camera Obscura, led by Tracyanne Campbell, releases their album 'Look to the East, Look to the West' from Merge Records. This album is one of the most challenging works in Camera Obscura's career. After the passing of their original keyboardist and friend Carey Lander in 2015, the band entered a long hiatus. Although they kept in touch, the situation remained uncertain until they were invited to Belle & Sebastian's 2019 Boaty Weekender and announced their return alongside sold-out warm-up live shows in Glasgow. Recorded in the same room where Queen wrote "Bohemian Rhapsody," 'Look to the East, Look to the West' is a grand work that reconstructs Camera Obscura's sound in widescreen. Paradoxically, the band returned to basics. There are no string or brass arrangements, with piano, synthesizers, Hammond organ, and drum machines being more emphasized. Perhaps most striking is the removal of the reverb veil that characterized their previous work. As a result, the country and soul hues that give a bittersweet edge to their baroque pop music are more apparent than ever. Standard edition, black vinyl. TRACKLIST A
1. Liberty Print A
2. We're Going to Make It in a Man's World A
3. Big Love A
4. Only a Dream A
5. The Light Nights B
1. Sleepwalking B
2. Baby Huey (Hard Times) B
3. Denon B
4. Pop Goes Pop B
5. Sugar Almond B
6. Look to the East, Look to the West
■Product Details Product Number MRG839LP Country of Manufacture / Year US / 2024 LABEL MERGE RECORDS Condition Shipping Method Courier Notes -
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