Red House Painters is a Alt/Indie album by Red House Painters, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 24 pressings tracked, owned by 5 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Indie Rock
- sparse
- mournful
- confessional
About
When alt-rock was dominated by the thick, sludgy sound of grunge, San Francisco's Red House Painters dared to create fragile, quietly beautiful records filled with just as much emotional discord as anything out of Seattle. Their second album (and the first of two self-titled releases) finds the band opening out from the spare bleakness of their debut, ticking up some of the tempos a touch and broadening the production approach. While the sound is still based around Mark Kozelek's delicate folk-rock tunes and nakedly emotional lyrics, touches like the backing vocal choir of "Take Me Out" and the slowly building atmospheric wash of sound on "Katy Song" take RHP to a new level.
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Tracklist
- 1Grace Cathedral Park3:51
- 2Down Through2:38
- 3Katy Song8:22
- 4Mistress4:05
- 5Things Mean a Lot3:23
- 6Funhouse9:18
- 7Take Me Out4:48
- 8Rollercoaster4:17
- 9New Jersey3:58
- 10Dragonflies3:58
- 11Mistress (Piano Version)4:32
- 12Mother13:06
- 13Strawberry Hill7:34
- 14Brown Eyes1:47
Credits
Production & Engineering
- Mark KozelekPRODUCER
- Mark KozelekPRODUCER [PRODUCED BY]
5 collectors on Gatefold own this · 24 pressings tracked on Gatefold