This site has limited support for your browser. We recommend switching to Edge, Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.

Cart 0

No more products available for purchase

Products
Free shipping in Aotearoa! You are $0 away from free shipping.
Leave an order note or gift card message
Add Gift Wrap & Card
PO Box or Rural Delivery?
Pair with
Subtotal Free
View cart
Shipping, taxes, and discount codes are calculated at checkout

Your Cart is Empty

Land

$55.00 Regular price
FORMAT

IMPORTED TITLE - This product is sourced from overseas. Usually ships within 2-3 weeks

Free Shipping In NZ

Earn 3 F|O Points on this item

In 2015 there are more bands doing the dreamy-psychedelic-pop-with-a-side-of-shoegaze thing than there are clouds in the sky on a rainy spring afternoon. To break free of the pack, a band has to be either very distinctive or very good. The London-based Novella are both. While they touch on all the same inspirations and influences as everyone else -- Flying Nun, '90s bands like Pale Saints, the paisley underground, and, of course, the great psychedelic groups of the '60s -- they do a couple important things to differentiate themselves. They have strong female vocals, not wispy, girly ones. Hollie Warren is a powerful singer and she holds down the middle like a superhero while the guitars and keys swirl around her like unfettered electrical storms. Something that has as much going on as "Again, You Try Your Luck" or "Follow," with waves of sound and intricate guitar lines, could swamp a lesser singer. Warren sails through with nary a mark. On the quieter songs, the richness of her singing as it blends with the harmonies is pretty swoon-worthy.

Tracklist

1. Follow 
2. Something Must Change 
3. Sentences 
4. Two Ships 
5. Land Gone 
6. Phrases 
7. Blue Swallow 
8. Younger Than Yesterday 
9. Again You Try Your Luck 
10. Skies Open 

 

[{"variant_id":"3173091652" , "metafield_value":""},{"variant_id":"21278974852" , "metafield_value":""}]