Sylvan Esso - No Rules Sandy [Olive Green LP] (Green Vinyl)
- Moving
- Look at Me
- (Bad Fills)
- Echo Party
- How Did You Know
- (Betty's, May 4, 2022)
- Didn't Care
- (Vegas // Dad)
- Your Reality
- (#1VM)
- Cloud Walker
- Sunburn
- (?)
- Alarm
- (No Rules Sandy)
- Coming Back to You
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 16
Sylvan Esso - ""No Rules Sandy"" / Describing their first three albums as a trilogy that is now complete, Meath and Sanborn see No Rules Sandy as the beginning of a new period, with songs that are ""wilder and stranger and more cathartic than the band used to be,"" as Nick Sanborn puts it. ""It feels like who we actually are,"" Amelia Meath adds. ""It just feels like us. We're not trying to fit into the mold, just happily being our freak selves."" Limited Edition Emerald Green LP with deluxe gatefold jacket and poster No Rules Sandy by Sylvan Esso
- Moving
- Look At Me
- (Bad Fills)
- Echo Party
- How Did You Know
- (Betty’s May 4 2022)
- Didn’t Care
- (Vegas // Dad)
- Your Reality
- (#1vm)
- Cloud Walker
- Sunburn
- (?)
- Alarm
- (No Rules Sandy)
- Coming Back To You
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Electronic
- Tracks
- 16
- Colour
- Green
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
- Edition
- Limited Edition
Limited green colored vinyl LP pressing. Describing their first three albums as a trilogy that is now complete - Sylvan Esso see their latest release, No Rules Sandy, as the beginning of a new period. Their songs are ""wilder and stranger and more cathartic than the band used to be,"" as Nick Sanborn puts it. ""It feels like who we actually are,"" Amelia Meath adds. ""It just feels like us. We're not trying to fit into the mold, just happily being our freak selves."" Olive Green LP. Limited Edition
- Moving
- Look at Me
- (Bad Fills)
- Echo Party
- How Did You Know
- (Betty's, May,)
- Didn't Care
- (Vegas // Dad)
- Your Reality
- (#VM)
- Cloud Walker
- Sunburn
- (?)
- Alarm
- (No Rules Sandy)
- Coming Back to You
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 16
Describing their first three albums as a trilogy that is now complete, Meath and Sanborn see No Rules Sandy as the beginning of a new period, with songs that are ""wilder and stranger and more cathartic than the band used to be,"" as Nick Sanborn puts it. ""It feels like who we actually are,"" Amelia Meath adds. ""It just feels like us. We're not trying to fit into the mold, just happily being our freak selves.""