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Formica Blues

 

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Formica Blues
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$13.99
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$16.15
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Latest $13.99  
Highest $13.99 Aug 18, '14  
Lowest $11.99 Mar 13, '14  
Average $13.99  
Added Mar 13, 2014  
 
 
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UPC731453667624
Formica Blues - CD

 

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Best Buy > Compact Disc

PriceZombie > Music

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Last Seen $16.15   Latest $8.85   Latest $0.01  
Highest $16.77 Aug 7, '15   Highest $51.64 Dec 3, '15   Highest $0.58 Feb 11, '15  
Lowest $11.01 Jul 1, '14   Lowest $0.50 Jul 4, '14   Lowest $0.01 Apr 27, '15  
Average $16.13   Average $11.66   Average $0.01  
Added Jul 22, 2013   Added Jul 22, 2013   Added Jul 22, 2013  
 
   
   
 
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Amazon Best Sellers Rank
30 day average: 72,444 | 90 day average: 94,748

 

Product Description
UPC731453667624
Steeped in placid, retro innocence, the updated sounds of Mono may have you nostalgic for pastel plaid patterns in a tripped-up groove. Nonetheless, offers plenty of modern tricks that won't leave you hanging on the dance floor reaching for your platform shoes. Oscillating between current trip-hop standards and blameless wanderings, the album presents harpsichord turns, abstract jungle beats, slithering guitar, and spacey whirls. Perhaps the most notable distinction is the dainty female vocals of Siobhan De Mar which suggest influences ranging from St. Etienne to Hooverphonic. On the whole, it's a striking album with enough cross-generational reference to keep the masses cultivated.

 

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