Name: Plaza
Brand: Quilt

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Default:19

Supplier EU

The Orchard/SPV (Membran)

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Signed copies: No

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Download code: No

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Release date

2016-02-26

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Catalogue number

MEX2062

UPC / Barcode

184923120622

LP clear LTD

MEX2060

184923120608

MEX2061

184923120615

Artist

Quilt

Label EU

Mexican Summer

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

Mexican Summer is an independent record label based out of Brooklyn, NY. They release the work of adventurous musicians without the limitations of genre or form. Mexican Summer operates in tandem with Anthology, a book publisher and archival record label. Anthology focuses on responsibly licensed material, compelling design, and definitive presentation.

Quilt is a four-piece psychedelic indie rock band hailing from Boston. The band consists of Anna Fox Rochinski on vocals and guitars, Shane Butler on vocals and guitars, Keven Lareau on vocals and bass, and John Andrews on vocals and drums. They have released three albums, an EP, and several singles through Mexican Summer.
Born out of a local improv scene, Quilt combines elements of folk-rock, psychedelia, and dream pop in their music. The band's collaborative songwriting approach allows each member to share vocal duties. Their unique sound has drawn comparisons to artists such as White Fence, Woods, Crystal Stilts, Sonny & The Sunsets, Papercuts, Lower Dens, Gap Dream, Holy Wave,and Ducktails.
With influences ranging from Atlas Sound to Psychic Ills to Hospitality,Kelley Stoltz,Jacco Gardner,Widowspeak,Frothand more.Quilt continues to captivate audiences with their mesmerizing blend of genres. Explore their discography today!

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'Plaza&nbsp;is the third album by Quilt; a name implying a meeting place, a crossroads, a coming together. In the space of ten songs, Plaza&nbsp;clarifies Quilt's musical stance of a congregation, mixing folk, pop-psych, and wanderlust into a common ground where each form takes on the characteristics of one another to create something wholly satisfying, styles and sentiments hand in hand, the purest and sharpest distillation of Quilt's group aesthetic to date. On Plaza, Quilt has pivoted their sound on a new foothold. The guitars shimmer, squawk, warble, swell, and tense up. The organs and synths flow in the background as mood-enhancers. The drums dig in a little deeper. We hear flutes and harps, a string quartet, grand pianos and Casios, feedback and distorted violas. Among all these sounds the group's shared and solo vocals showcase some of the strongest lyrics and hooks the band has made to date. Plaza showcases a tighter, more concise version of Quilt, particularly as the members have learned to encourage each other's strengths and allow each other to confidently exist as distinct voices cooperating within a very intimate creative space; their songcraft has tightened up, their singing now crystal clear, vis a vis personal experiences of loss, frustration and isolation.

Plaza

Music EU