FATHER JOHN MISTY - Pure Comedy (Deluxe Edition) - Vinyl (2xLP)
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FATHER JOHN MISTY
Pure Comedy (Deluxe Edition)(limited coloured vinyl 2xLP + hologram tarot card + MP3 download code + insert in die-cut sleeve (comes with reversible dust-sleeves))
Bella Union
Cat: BELLA 628VX. Rel: 10 Apr 17
Indie/Alternative
Side 1 - Track 1. Pure Comedy Side 1 - Track 2. Total Entertainment Forever Side 1 - Track 3. Things It Would Have Been Helpful To Know Before The Revolution Side 1 - Track 4. Ballad Of The Dying Man Side 2 - Track 1. Birdie Side 2 - Track 2. Leaving LA Side 3 - Track 1. A Bigger Paper Bag Side 3 - Track 2. When The God Of Love Returns There'll Be Hell To Pay Side 3 - Track 3. Smoochie Side 3 - Track 4. Two Wildly Different Perspectives Side 3 - Track 5. The Memo Side 4 - Track 1. So I'm Growing Old On Magic Mountain Side 4 - Track 2. In Twenty Years Or So
Perhaps LA's most well-loved postmodern troubadour, Joshua Tillman brings his third album as Father John Misty, a sprawling and theatrical epic polemic on just about all of our modern society. The quality of his writing here is far more complex and impressive, as heart-wrenching chord progressions and grandiose song structures keep the listener firmly in the palm of his hand. The album's title 'Pure Comedy' is the first stab of bitter irony here, as Tillman seems in a more serious and pensive mood than we became used to with tongue-in-cheek and self-assured previous albums 'Fear Fun' and 'I Love You, Honeybear'. That isn't to say that the album is totally humourless, but that Tillman uses it in smaller doses to antidote the cathartic and anxious emotion to far greater effect.
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