Fruitless Research, by TW Walsh

Fruitless Research

by TW Walsh

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next time around In a life full of letdowns, TW Walsh records never cease to soften the blow. Favorite track: Counting Cards.

TONY ZAGORAIOS Not being a fan of that musical style, i must be honest that this record caught me from the first tunes. So fresh sound and the melodies are really stacking into your head. Pop, electro style but with an elegant rock tone inside! Favorite track: Public Radio.

mipe Experimental, yet melodic;
alternative, yet full of pop tradition;
the kind of music you could genuinely publish as high-res 24bit FLAC download alongside a "special cassette edition" without it feeling weird. Stop reading this stupid comment and listen to it already ... :) Favorite track: Monterrey.

keisha I bought this album yesterday and I've listened to it front to back six or seven times already. One of my favourite releases of 2016 so far. Favorite track: Body/Mind.

Michael Wiegand Synth-heavy records tend to have a cold, floating detachment about them. I feel like "Public Radio" gets that out of the way early (and ironically).

From "Shallow Water" onward, the earnestness in TW's vocals keep this record honest and firmly grounded.

"Monterrey" and "Counting Cards" offer up some of the best rhythmic grooves I've heard in ages. Favorite track: Counting Cards.

David Reyes Jr Album of the Year 2016 Favorite track: Fundamental Ground.

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1.	Public Radio 03:16	buy track
2.	Shallow Water 03:23	buy track
3.	Young Rebels 03:01	buy track
4.	Body/Mind 02:38	buy track
5.	Fundamental Ground 03:23	buy track
6.	Monterrey 03:33	buy track
7.	Counting Cards 03:43	buy track
8.	The Bright Void 03:58	buy track
9.	Chocolate Milk 04:05	buy track
10.	The Glow 03:30	buy track

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released February 12, 2016

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