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Dom Burning Mill Records Synth Pop Indie Rock 2010
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Performer: Dom
Title: Sun Bronzed Greek Gods
Country: US
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Style:Synth-pop, Indie Rock
Released: 04 Jun 2010
Catalog number: BMR-004
Label: Burning Mill Records
MP3 album szie: 2211 mb
FLAC album size: 1411 mb
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Tracklist

A1 Jesus 2:03
A2 Bochicha 2:20
A3 Rude As Jude 2:46
A4 Hunny 2:53
B1 Living In America 3:07
B2 Burn Bridges 2:56
B3 I Wonder 2:52

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
5099902878225 Dom Sun Bronzed Greek Gods ‎(CD, Promo) Capitol Records 5099902878225 Europe 2011
BMR-004-TP Dom Sun Bronzed Greek Gods ‎(10", EP, Num, TP) Burning Mill Records BMR-004-TP US 2010
BMR-004 Dom Sun Bronzed Greek Gods ‎(10", Blu) Burning Mill Records BMR-004 US 2010
5099907054228 Dom Sun Bronzed Greek Gods ‎(CD, EP) Astralwerks 5099907054228 Canada 2010
MODEP026 Dom Sun Bronzed Greek Gods ‎(CD, EP) Modular Recordings MODEP026 Australia 2011

Credits

  • Artwork – Jheri Evans
  • Design – Jason Fiske
  • Mastered By – Nick Z, Rob G

Notes

First pressing on purple, 562 pressed. Comes with a lithograph/lyric sheet and MP3 download code.
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Reviews: (1)
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Truly some of the most infectious indie pop I have heard in a very long time. Granted the lo-fi revival can grow tiresome at times with less than original bands, but this mysterious three piece have created an EP full of sweet harmonies, fuzzy guitars and a beautiful overall sound with mid level frequencies bruied to the ground, which remains short and to the point. the A side is especially strong. they are bound to receive more attention soon if they keep it up.
I gotcha. Rude As Jude is definitely a stand out track as well. Can't wait to see what they put out in the future as well.
Burn Bridges is superb for sure, however Living In America's melodies are almost too sugary or something. Its a good, catchy track, but I was already "caught" by the time I could flip the B-side on. Rude As Jude tops everything else for me, plus Bochicha is way too fun :)Either way though, this is a brilliant little gem. I hope Burning Mill keeps puts out more work like this year.
You really think the A side is stronger? I love the album, but I definitely think Living In America and Burning Bridges are the stars.