The Tyde, Twice - 41m 51s - Music Database

Tracks & Durations

1. A Loner	3:51
2. Henry VIII	2:35
3. Go Ask Your Dad	4:16
4. Best Intentions	4:53
5. Crystal Canyons	2:00
6. Takes A Lot Of Tryin'	4:25
7. Memorable Moments	4:05
8. Blood Brothers	3:16
9. Shortboard City	2:40
10. Breaking Up The Band	4:35
11. New D	5:09

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Review

It's never been quite clear whether the Los Angeles indie-pop quartet the Tyde is a side-project of the alt-country band Beachwood Sparks or vice-versa (the bands share singer/guitarist Brent Rademaker, drummer Chris Gunst, and guitarist Dave Scher). Twice is a sweet, mercurial foray into lip-quivering American indie-rock infused with the blissful aroma of Creation-style ambience and the woody scent of paisley-clad cosmic country. Indeed, it's a peculiarly transatlantic proposition: Are the Tyde more Felt than Gram Parsons? More Orange Juice than Dylan? Since you'll change your perspective from one song to the next, it's best to ignore the reference points and look straight to Rademaker's heartfelt, sensitive quaver. "Cut me down / Run me out of town / I'll find another place to play" he sings on "A Loner," as the sort of neat, heartache-inducing jangle that Peter Buck perfected chimes around him. --Louis Pattison

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