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Evans the Death: Expect Delays - VINYL LPTitle: Expect Delays Artist: Evans the Death Label: Slumberland Records Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 749846021212 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2015 03 10 Number of Discs: 1 Following up their excellent 2012 self titled debut, Evans the Death return now with their second album "Expect Delays." Recorded again with producer Rory Atwell, the album bristles with an underlying tension and veers from rip roaring noise to quiet contemplation, underpinned by
Title: Expect DelaysArtist: Evans the Death
Label: Slumberland Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 749846021212
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-03-10
Number of Discs: 1
Following up their excellent 2012 self-titled debut, Evans the Death return now with their second album "Expect Delays." Recorded again with producer Rory Atwell, the album bristles with an underlying tension and veers from rip-roaring noise to quiet contemplation, underpinned by Katherine Whitaker's extraordinary voice. Still barely out of their teens, there's a tremendous sense across "Expect Delays" of a band coming into their own, honing a plethora of influences to make a sound that is uniquely them. Each song on the album has a different feel to it: some of them are melodic and pretty; some of them heavy and dissonant; and some of them are, to quote guitarist Dan Moss, "a bit strange". While retaining the postpunk and 90s alt-rock inspired elements that peppered their debut, the music is more expressive, heavier and more experimental, and the lyrics more nuanced, the sense of despair leavened by sharp wordplay and humor. The unsettling undercurrent of melancholy and hopelessness that pervades the record has it's roots in the last three years, spent eking out an existence on the poverty line in Cameron's Britain, leaving them with a succession of minimum-wage jobs and unemployment benefits interviews. As guitarist Dan Moss relates, the album is about "being in London and feeling hopeless and a bit lost. Not having any money, relationships falling apart, things just not connecting or going anywhere and getting absolutely wasted all the time." More ambitious and focused than their previous record, whilst sacrificing none of their spontaneity and vitality, "Expect Delays" is a supremely inventive and intelligently crafted album from a band who have suffered for their art, and used that experience to inform and nourish their work. Expect no more delays, Evans the Death have arrived.
Tracks:
1.1 Intrinsic Grey
1.2 Terrified
1.3 Sledgehammer
1.4 Idiot Button
1.5 Bad Year
1.6 Just 60,000 More Days 'Til I Die
1.7 Expect Delays
1.8 Enabler
1.9 Waste of Sunshine
1.10 Shanty
1.11 Clean Up
1.12 Don't Laugh at My Angry Face
1.13 Don't Beat Yourself Up
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★★★★★ 5
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Let me tell you just how much I love this can opener. I am 80 yrs old and the hand opener was becoming a real challenge to use, this is sooooooo easy, holds it's charge for a long time and the lids don't have any rough edges. Great product for an excellent price.
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★★★★★ 3
It worked on all size of cans
Eh pretty good for the whopping 3 weeks I had it. Came home one day and it was broken. It still operated. As in all functions were there but it wouldn't latch onto cans anymore. I think one of my adult kids dropped it. Honestly surprised motor still operated after it's drop.
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★★★★★ 1
Didn't work out for me after a few uses.
Broke after only like 5 uses...not worth the money. Doesn't stay sharp nor does it auto-clamp onto cans after such uses. Thought it worked only to find out it didn't cut the can and left little metal shavings from just kinda "scratching" the can and I ended up getting a splinter. Thought it was low on battery and fully charged only for it to keep not cutting the can. Trashed it just gonna buy a regular stand up from walmart or something.
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★★★★★ 5
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I am absolutely thrilled with the HouseSapp Rechargeable Electric Can Opener! This handy gadget has made opening cans a breeze. It’s so easy to use — simply press a button, and it automatically opens the can smoothly and safely. No more struggling with manual can openers or worrying about sharp edges!
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