Tourniquet
from Out From Underneath by Prism Shores
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumSecond pressing of Prism Shores' sophomore album "Out From Underneath". Includes insert.
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Includes unlimited streaming of Out From Underneath via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 24-bit/88.2kHz.shipping out on or around May 19, 2025Purchasable with gift card€18 EUR or more
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from Out From Underneath,
released January 17, 2025
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Prism Shores Montreal, Québec
Prism Shores are Montreal janglers with one foot planted in ramshackle C86-indebted indie pop and the other in the shimmer of early English shoegaze. Their sound is reminiscent of perennial genre reference points (Sarah, Creation, Flying Nun) while leaving its own idiosyncratic stamp. ... more
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This isn’t a record review. Or maybe it is. But I fell asleep while listening to this album and had a wonderful dream: I was riding my bike through a fictional version of the city where I was born. You know what I mean- familiar, but strangely new? I rode through predawn darkness. The sun began to rise and made the city glow. Two buildings stood out, a liquor store and a pasta factory. I woke up in a happy mood and carried that feeling throughout the day.
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