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Skyline Pigeons – “House of Mysteries”

Sisters Roxanne and Caroline Teti’s band Skyline Pigeons mixes a lot of shoegaze with indie rock/pop. The resulting album House of Mysteries, while not incredibly original, is however incredibly well-played and catchy. According to the band’s bio, this release was inspired by loss over wildfires, and while the album does have a certain gloomy cast over it, it also has an aura of hope.

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Sisters Roxanne and Caroline Teti’s band Skyline Pigeons mixes a lot of shoegaze with indie rock/pop. The resulting album House of Mysteries, while not incredibly original, is however incredibly well-played and catchy. According to the band’s bio, this release was inspired by loss over wildfires, and while the album does have a certain gloomy cast over it, it also has an aura of hope.

Most of the songs sound radio-ready and it would appear that the band could do quite well for themselves with the right promotion. The first half of the album is the best, with some extremely catchy music reminiscent of Hole, while the second half is not quite as strong – even though it does have some bright spots to it (see “Fire She Blows”). Overall the album is a fairly decent debut and shows that these girls do have the potential to be stars. Let’s see how they shine on their next effort.

Track Listing:

01. The Cycle
02. Get Up
03. Together
04. Tennessee
05. Lucid
06. Alright
07. Stardust Collector
08. Unrequited
09. High
10. Fire She Blows
11. Take Me Back

Run Time: 44:40
Release Date: April 27, 2012

Check out the song: “Lucid”

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