Colours & Changes, by Presents for Sally

Colours & Changes

by Presents for Sally

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Charlie Mayer From the first track which starts off pulsating, propelling you to a state of frenzy, I would think it must be hard to start off with that energy and keep it up through a whole LP! Well, I quickly proved myself an idiot, and the entire album is just so perfect, in every sense of the word. Even the vinyl is beautiful! Presents For Sally, you are one of my favorite bands and I am so lucky to have heard your music, and the vocals with the guy/girl interplay work out perfectly! Favorite track: Sing.

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1.	We Fought Lucifer (And Won) 06:12	buy track
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4.	The Sun Dehydrates 07:10	buy track
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8.	Colours & Changes 04:48	buy track
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“Colours & Changes” is the 2nd album from the UK band Presents for Sally. Formed in 2009, the three piece has taken in many influences and managed to form a sound all of their own. If the debut album showed promise of what the band could do, then “Colours & Changes” has set it in stone. The ten songs form a musical journey that takes you down several roads that all meet and make perfect sense in the end. At times melodic and beautiful, and others pure white noise with lots of delayed, detuned guitars sandwiched in between. “Colours & Changes” takes on a life of its own.

Each song seems to grow into something spectacular and produces many goosebump-filled moments but also shows a band full of confidence in what they are doing and what they set out to achieve. Having achieved RadioOne and XFM airplay in the UK with previous singles, there seems to be no reason why this album will not only match that but push the band even further.

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released September 11, 2015

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