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The Sophtware Slump Vinyl LP

The Control Group / SKU: lp-8359
melancholic + melodic atmospheric pop
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  • Sophmore studio album from Modesto's Grandaddy. The Sophtware Slump was written and recorded by frontman Jason Lytle, and feels like the heavy comedown of January 2, 2000 when we all realized things were going to be the same as they ever were. It's a sad album, one that seems to be coming to grips with the fact that technology is not going to make everything better. The production is rich and multi-layered, but never becomes bigger than the sum of its parts. Lytle's knack for simple melodies provides for hooky tracks that almost immediately draw you in. And his lyrics paint a vision of a dystopian future where nature has been taken over by the dregs of technology and consumerism. Can't we just escape it all? Eleven tracks in all. Released by The Control Group.

    • black vinyl pressing
    • original release year: 2000
    • music label: The Control Group 2011
    reviewed by Nostalghia 02/2017
    upc: 45889800

Sophmore studio album from Modesto's Grandaddy. The Sophtware Slump was written and recorded by frontman Jason Lytle, and feels like the heavy comedown of January 2, 2000 when we all realized things were going to be the same as they ever were. It's a sad album, one that seems to be coming to grips with the fact that technology is not going to make everything better. The production is rich and multi-layered, but never becomes bigger than the sum of its parts. Lytle's knack for simple melodies provides for hooky tracks that almost immediately draw you in. And his lyrics paint a vision of a dystopian future where nature has been taken over by the dregs of technology and consumerism. Can't we just escape it all? Eleven tracks in all. Released by The Control Group.

  • black vinyl pressing
  • original release year: 2000
  • music label: The Control Group 2011
reviewed by Nostalghia 02/2017
upc: 45889800

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