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Ephemera for the Future by Trolleyvox (CD, 2000)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

ProducerAdam Lasus^Andrew Chalfen

Record LabelCD Baby, Cdb

UPC0660355261220

eBay Product ID (ePID)7046045474

Product Key Features

Release Year2000

FormatCD

GenreAlternative Rock

ArtistTrolleyvox

Release TitleEphemera for the Future

Dimensions

Item Weight0.22 lb

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks11

Number of Discs1

TracksIf I Could Only Get Out of This Chair, Fire in the Hole, When I Lost You, Don't Turn Me on, How Can You Love, Petal Steel, Jupiter Light, Electrical World, Gotta Go, Ten Miles Down, Send Me

NotesEvery band in the land these days is drunk silly with the intoxicating pretensions of their own teenage symphonies to God, which almost always turn out to be unnavigable basements of clutter once the shrink wrap comes off. Refreshing then, to hear Andrew Chalfen, the mind behind The Trolleyvox, aptly describe his group's sonic mission as creating 'little model railroads of sound.' The whole Byrdsy/Beatley/Kinksy/New Zealandy construction has got all the cool detailed scenery and rolling stock a romantic guitar pop obsessive could ask for, not to mention a brooding lyrical undercurrent which sneaks up on the unsuspecting and bites them in the ass. The City Paper called Ephemera for the Future 'heart-tugging, gorgeous.' 'An impressive slippery presence' is how Digital City described the lithe voice of Trolleyvox lead vocalist Beth Filla. So much to take in, and yet it all hums along effortlessly. These guys have somehow come up with the perfect soundtrack to your 'HO' scale world. Must've taken them years to build it.