Name: Don't Look Back
Brand: Hurry

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375 Media

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Purple & Blue Splatter Vinyl

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Limited edition

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Release date

2023-08-11

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159534

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810097914452

Artist

Hurry

Label EU

Lame-O Records

Genre EU

Alternative / Modern

Lame-O Records is an independent record label based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Started in fall of 2012, Lame-O Records has quickly become a prominent player in the music industry. With a focus on supporting emerging artists and providing them with a platform to showcase their talent, Lame-O Records has built a reputation for releasing high-quality music across various genres. Whether you're into punk rock, indie pop, or alternative rock, Lame-O Records has something for everyone.

At Lame-O Records, we believe in the power of music to connect people and create meaningful experiences. Our dedicated team works closely with our artists to ensure that their vision is brought to life through every release. From recording and production to marketing and distribution, we provide comprehensive support throughout the entire creative process.

With an impressive roster of talented musicians including [artist names], Lame-O Records continues to push boundaries and redefine what it means to be an independent record label. We are committed to fostering a vibrant music community by organizing live shows and events that bring fans together with their favorite artists.

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Hurry has grafted the best qualities of ‘90s bubblegum power pop - the pitch-perfect songwriting, the pop-rock sheen, the borderline saccharine vocal melodies - onto something far more raw and emotionally resonant. Don’t Look Back is striking in its tenderness and candor - approximately half of the lyrics on the record concern the deterioration of an 11- year relationship Scottoline was in, with the other half being a celebration of new love. The first words Scottoline sings, in opening track “Didn’t Have to Try,” is essentially a statement of theme: “And we’re back at the beginning / Never thought I’d see a face like that again / It attacks when we’re not ready / And I won’t play it safe this time.” This is pop music about actual feelings which means it’s automatically better than most pop music. It is challenging and addictive.&nbsp;There is not a single moment on Don’t Look Back that isn’t completely drenched in melody and emotion. “Parallel Haunting” evokes the tuneful ache of golden age Evan Dando; “Little Brain” sounds like golden age Evan Dando and golden age Noel Gallagher. Don’t Look Back is, in a word, bittersweet, with melodies that feel like a jackhammer on your brain’s pleasure center and lyrics that feel like getting slapped in the heart.

Don't Look Back

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