| 1. Blight Century |
| 2. A Witness to Immolation |
| 3. Crash Course to Landis |
| 4. Tradewinds |
| 5. Fortune Teller |
| 6. Slingshot Lover |
| 7. Weather-Wise |
| 8. Starry-Eyed Sleepyhead |
| 9. One Fine Friend |
| 10. Penniless |
| 11. Deep-Sea Terrain |
| 12. Years From Now |
| 13. Omnificent |
| 14. True Lightning Hero |
| 15. Wishy-Washy |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Landis have been making analogue pop-music since 1994. Their debut full-length effort on Fuxa's Mind Expansion label showcases their unique approach to music-making and undefinable style. Following up their acclaimed "One Fine Friend" single, Yesterday's Tomorrow Turns Out To Be No Future At All takes the listener on a journey that is but the beginning of the Landis musical saga. Drawing influence from the widest array of musical inspiration, Landis have blended their roots in the Brit-pop scene of the late 1980s with the stylings of jazz, electronica, and american indie-pop to create a unique musical sound in a state of perpetual refinement. Following the success of "One Fine Friend" and Yesterday's Tomorrow..., Landis pursued a more ambient avenue in their late 1998 collaboration with Ahimsanic, "Recreational Skills." And, in what the band says is a "glimpse of things to come," their newest single, "The Water's Electric," takes a jangly yet biting course to melodic fulfillment. Landis have proven that their musical style can't be pigeonholed, and as anticipation builds for their 1999 full-length follow-up to Yesterday's Tomorrow..., they're sure to demonsrate their versatility and ability to deliver great pop songs.
Product Description
These tracks are among the earliest. Something loose. They're wonderfully crafted four-track recordings conveying anticipation and regret. But never tentative; always passionate, hopeful, true. Aware of perpetuity and concurrence across time and space, uncertain of implications therein. Between moments, in transitions. Elements wash in, mingle, slide away. Great pop.
Landis have been making analogue pop-music since 1994. Their debut full-length effort on Fuxa's Mind Expansion label showcases their unique approach to music-making and undefinable style. Following up their acclaimed "One Fine Friend" single, Yesterday's Tomorrow Turns Out To Be No Future At All takes the listener on a journey that is but the beginning of the Landis musical saga. Drawing influence from the widest array of musical inspiration, Landis have blended their roots in the Brit-pop scene of the late 1980s with the stylings of jazz, electronica, and american indie-pop to create a unique musical sound in a state of perpetual refinement. Following the success of "One Fine Friend" and Yesterday's Tomorrow..., Landis pursued a more ambient avenue in their late 1998 collaboration with Ahimsanic, "Recreational Skills." And, in what the band says is a "glimpse of things to come," their newest single, "The Water's Electric," takes a jangly yet biting course to melodic fulfillment. Landis have proven that their musical style can't be pigeonholed, and as anticipation builds for their 1999 full-length follow-up to Yesterday's Tomorrow..., they're sure to demonsrate their versatility and ability to deliver great pop songs.
Product Description
These tracks are among the earliest. Something loose. They're wonderfully crafted four-track recordings conveying anticipation and regret. But never tentative; always passionate, hopeful, true. Aware of perpetuity and concurrence across time and space, uncertain of implications therein. Between moments, in transitions. Elements wash in, mingle, slide away. Great pop.
Yesterday's Tomorrow Turns Out To Be No Future At All,Landis,Mind Expansions,Ambient Pop,Indie Rock,Lo-Fi,Pop,Rap,Rock
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Yesterday's Tomorrow Turns Out To Be No Future At All
Landis Manufacturer: Mind Expansions ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
Lo-Fi
| Indie & Lo-Fi
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
Indie Rock
| Indie & Lo-Fi
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
Ambient Pop
| Indie & Lo-Fi
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
Pop Rap
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
Pop Rock
| Pop
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B00000I6XH Release Date: 1998-05-05 |
Tracks:
- Blight Century
- A Witness to Immolation
- Crash Course to Landis
- Tradewinds
- Fortune Teller
- Slingshot Lover
- Weather-Wise
- Starry-Eyed Sleepyhead
- One Fine Friend
- Penniless
- Deep-Sea Terrain
- Years From Now
- Omnificent
- True Lightning Hero
- Wishy-Washy
Album Description
These tracks are among the earliest. Something loose. They're wonderfully crafted four-track recordings conveying anticipation and regret. But never tentative; always passionate, hopeful, true. Aware of perpetuity and concurrence across time and space, uncertain of implications therein. Between moments, in transitions. Elements wash in, mingle, slide away. Great pop.Dance Music:
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