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| Management number | 205619795 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $53.55 | Model Number | 205619795 | ||
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Title: Receivers
Artist: Parts & Labor
Label: Jagjaguwar
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 656605213323
Genre: Indie Rock/Pop
Release Date: 2008-10-21
Number of Discs: 1
Parts & Labor's lyrics, like their music, seek stability within the chaos. Lyrically, Receivers continues Parts & Labor's obsessions with technology gone sinister, post-industrial paranoia, and cultural divides. "Satellites" envisions surveillance machines growing bored watching humans and then hurling themselves into the sun. "Nowheres Nigh" and "Solemn Show World" meditate upon the seemingly endless homogeny of exurban American highways. However, the band's questions this time point more inwardly; these are less calls to arms than they are calls to self-improvement. For every pessimistic observation comes a positive declaration.
Tracks:
1.1 Satellites
1.2 Nowheres Nigh
1.3 Mount Misery
1.4 Little Ones
1.5 Ceasing Now
1.6 Wedding in a Wasteland
1.7 Prefix Free
1.8 Solemn Show World
Artist: Parts & Labor
Label: Jagjaguwar
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 656605213323
Genre: Indie Rock/Pop
Release Date: 2008-10-21
Number of Discs: 1
Parts & Labor's lyrics, like their music, seek stability within the chaos. Lyrically, Receivers continues Parts & Labor's obsessions with technology gone sinister, post-industrial paranoia, and cultural divides. "Satellites" envisions surveillance machines growing bored watching humans and then hurling themselves into the sun. "Nowheres Nigh" and "Solemn Show World" meditate upon the seemingly endless homogeny of exurban American highways. However, the band's questions this time point more inwardly; these are less calls to arms than they are calls to self-improvement. For every pessimistic observation comes a positive declaration.
Tracks:
1.1 Satellites
1.2 Nowheres Nigh
1.3 Mount Misery
1.4 Little Ones
1.5 Ceasing Now
1.6 Wedding in a Wasteland
1.7 Prefix Free
1.8 Solemn Show World
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