Gems - Kill the One You Love (CD)
- Blood Runs
- W/O U
- Soak
- Living As a Ghost
- Empires Fall
- Heartbreaker
- Scars
- Tangled Memories
- Savior
- Epitaph
- White Light
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- LP-CAK-108
- Tracks
- 11
- Pressing
- Download Card
Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. When Lindsay Pitts and Clifford John Usher first met, their connection was instantaneous. That bond still fuels their art. As GEMS, they self-released the Medusa EP in 2013, a debut with a remarkably mature sound. On Medusa, Lindsay's haunting and deeply emotive vocals provide the backbone for Clifford's dark and dreamy production, balancing gauzy atmospherics with emotional heft. That mix finds new tension and release on GEMS' first full-length album, Kill the One You Love. The record more deeply indulges in the group's evocative shadow pop, influenced by R&B production and shoegaze. At the core of GEMS' music is existential longing. Lindsay and Clifford try to capture the intangible and they arrive closest with Kill the One You Love.
- Blood Runs
- W/O U
- Soak
- Living As a Ghost
- Empires Fall
- Heartbreaker
- Scars
- Tangled Memories
- Savior
- Epitaph
- White Light
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 11
When Lindsay Pitts and Clifford John Usher first met, their connection was instantaneous. That bond still fuels their art. As GEMS, they self-released the Medusa EP in 2013, a debut with a remarkably mature sound. On Medusa, Lindsay's haunting and deeply emotive vocals provide the backbone for Clifford's dark and dreamy production, balancing gauzy atmospherics with emotional heft. That mix finds new tension and release on GEMS' first full-length album, Kill the One You Love. The record more deeply indulges in the group's evocative shadow pop, influenced by R&B production and shoegaze. At the core of GEMS' music is existential longing. Lindsay and Clifford try to capture the intangible and they arrive closest with Kill the One You Love.
