Name: Sun Coming Down
Brand: Ought

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CST115lp

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180 gram vinyl.

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Limited edition

Release date

2015-09-18

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Secre­tly

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Sales:8.875

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666561011512

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Ought

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Rock-Pop

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Ought is a Canadian indie rock band hailing from Montréal. Known for their distinctive sound and captivating live performances, the band has gained a loyal following since their formation in [year]. Their music combines elements of post-punk, art rock, and indie pop, resulting in a unique and compelling sonic experience.

With thought-provoking lyrics and energetic instrumentals, Ought's songs tackle themes of identity, society, and personal introspection. The band's ability to seamlessly blend raw emotion with catchy melodies sets them apart from their peers in the music industry.

Having released several critically acclaimed albums over the years, including [album names], Ought continues to push boundaries and challenge conventions with their innovative approach to songwriting. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, Ought is sure to leave an indelible mark on your musical journey.

Ought returns with their second full-length album Sun Coming Down, following a break-out year for the Montreal quartet that saw its 2014 debut More Than Any Other Day make well-deserved waves, with a Best New Music nod from Pitchfork and appearances on countless year-end lists.Having spent most of 2014 on the road vitalizing audiences with no-nonsense post-punk and the feverishly observational testifying of singer/guitarist Tim Darcy, Ought spent the first few months of 2015 writing, playing the occasional local gig, and eventually heading back to the studio to lay down a batch of fresh tunes.Sun Coming Down maintains the band's tight, twitchy, economical sound. Ought pursues an artistically apposite austerity in committing these new songs to tape, referencing the arid and unvarnished production of no-wave and early indie rock while balancing carved-out angularity against an evolving comfort with textural coalescences and measured pacing. It makes for an album that's consistently, insistently propulsive but also feels unhurried and pleasantly unhyped.¦nbsp; Sun Coming Down confirms the distinctive vitality and purposive naturalism of Ought, which resists facile primitivism and overhyped dynamics in equal measure, keeping things hermetic but never airless, ascetic but never dispassionate, literate but never prolix.

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