Tanlines - The Big Mess (CD)
- The Big Mess
- Outer Banks
- New Reality
- Burns Effect
- Clouds
- Unreal
- Arm's Length Away
- Endless Love
- Speed
- Hold On
- The Age of Innocence
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- 828
- Tracks
- 11
- Colour
- Black
- Pressing
- Download CardColored Vinyl
Tanlines' first album for Merge. Eric Emm and Jesse Cohen make escapist, joyful-sounding songs about sad, insular moments and melancholy songs about catharsis and joy. The Big Mess is a deft and danceable exploration of what Emm calls ""introspective masculinity,"" what thoughtful relationships look like between father and son, between friends, and between the individual and societal expectations. The Big Mess is for Tanlines fans old and new alike, those who've succumbed to their wry, winking brand of pop music in the past, and those looking to soundtrack a late night in the future.
- The Big Mess
- Outer Banks
- New Reality
- Burns Effect
- Clouds
- Unreal
- Arm's Length Away
- Endless Love
- Speed
- Hold On
- The Age of Innocence
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- 828
- Tracks
- 11
- Pressing
- Download CardColored Vinyl
- Edition
- Limited Edition
Tanlines' first album for Merge. Eric Emm and Jesse Cohen make escapist, joyful-sounding songs about sad, insular moments and melancholy songs about catharsis and joy. The Big Mess is a deft and danceable exploration of what Emm calls ""introspective masculinity,"" what thoughtful relationships look like between father and son, between friends, and between the individual and societal expectations. The Big Mess is for Tanlines fans old and new alike, those who've succumbed to their wry, winking brand of pop music in the past, and those looking to soundtrack a late night in the future.
- The Big Mess
- Outer Banks
- New Reality
- Burns Effect
- Clouds
- Unreal
- Arm's Length Away
- Endless Love
- Speed
- Hold On
- The Age of Innocence
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 11
Tanlines' first album for Merge. Eric Emm and Jesse Cohen make escapist, joyful-sounding songs about sad, insular moments and melancholy songs about catharsis and joy. The Big Mess is a deft and danceable exploration of what Emm calls ""introspective masculinity,"" what thoughtful relationships look like between father and son, between friends, and between the individual and societal expectations. The Big Mess is for Tanlines fans old and new alike, those who've succumbed to their wry, winking brand of pop music in the past, and those looking to soundtrack a late night in the future.
