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Squilll’s “Daughters of the Earth” album is one of my favorite releases of the year so far. The solo music of Lily from Parasol drones, whispers, and screeches. It’s brilliant. So excited to have it in stock on beautiful clear green cassette!
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Beautiful and powerful solo album from Lily of Parasol. The opening drone of the album has a Mount Eerie vibe to it before breaking into essentially a slowed down, volume up, pop song. Over the 7 track album, the songs take you from drone to pop to punk to country to heavy rock and roll to folk. The constants, at the forefront of all of these songs, are the production (Recorded by Jay Duguay, Mastered by Will Killingsworth at Dead Air), Lily's guitar and heart. Recommended for those who like Mount Eerie, Waxahatchee, Rose Melberg, and Parasol. In case you were wondering "squill" is a common name for several lily-like plants.
