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Nocturne is the second studio album by American indie rock act Wild Nothing, released on August 28, 2012 by Captured Tracks. The success of Wild Nothing's debut allowed Jack Tatum to record in a full studio for its follow-up, a change of pace from Gemini's exclusive use of the laptop for recording. Working with producer Nicolas Vernhes, Tatum stated: "The biggest thing was just having a producer, having somebody extremely knowledgeable to work with

Produced by Nicolas Vernhes. I know where to find you, I know where you go And I just want to let you know You can have me, you can have me all. More on Genius. With this song, ‘Nocturne’, Wild Nothing presents a taste of both definitions of the word. This song is a relatively vague interaction between the singer and his lover, who is also a bit of a creature of the night: And you’re twisted What can I say?

Nocturne ‎(CD, Album). Yoshimoto R and C C. LTD. YRCG-90080. Nocturne ‎(CD, Album, Promo). referencing Nocturne, LP, Album, CT-162. I wonder why, if packaging is so beautiful as you say, nobody took full and neat pictures of the inlays. Reply Notify me 2 Helpful.

Artist: Wild Nothing. Style: Dream Pop. Format: MP3 320Kbps, FLAC. Previously on NewAlbumReleases. net: August 31, 2018 - Wild Nothing – Indigo (2018). this album is so great, I think I like even better then their first. Definitely going to purchase when it drops. Posted on July 23rd, 2012 at 7:51 am.

Nocturne (Wild Nothing album). 1 Background and recording. Despite the album's widespread critical acclaim and a Best New Music nod from Pitchfork, Tatum reflected on the album's recording process in 2013, stating: " felt like it took a long time for me. I took my time and it was really spread out, with months in between writing songs. There was so much thought put into that record, so much of me being a perfectionist, like, Okay, this really has to sound a certain way.

Listen free to Wild Nothing – Nocturne (Shadow, Midnight Song and more). Nocturne is the second studio album by American dream pop act Wild Nothing, released on August 28, 2012 on Captured Tracks. Working with producer Nicolas Vernhes, Tatum stated: The biggest thing was just having a producer, having somebody extremely knowledgeable to work with.

You wanna know me Well what’s to know? To amuse you When the night is slow Do your eyelids ever close Caught spirits in your waking woes? I know where to find you I know where you go And I just want to let you know You can have me You can have me all. And you’re twisted What can I say? Your days are empty And my tongue is decayed And we stay up just to tempt me One more night of your company. album: "Nocturne" (2012). Nocturne" lyrics provided for educational purposes and personal use only.

Wild Nothing's second album, Nocturne, distinguishes itself from the crowded pack of dream-pop nostalgists for the same reason 2010's Gemini did- Jack Tatum is simply one of the best songwriters in this field, and Nocturne's significant upgrade in fidelity makes that point more clearly than ever. Featured Tracks: Play Track. Paradise" - Wild NothingVia Pitchfork. You want to know me? Well, what's to know?" asks Jack Tatum on the title track of Wild Nothing's Nocturne.

Track List

Title/Composer Performer Time
1 Shadow Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 4:18
2 Midnight Song Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 3:05
3 Nocturne Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 5:18
4 Through the Grass Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 4:27
5 Only Heather Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 3:13
6 This Chain Won't Break Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 3:38
7 Disappear Always Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 3:29
8 Paradise Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 5:30
9 Counting Days Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 3:51
10 The Blue Dress Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 3:27
11 Rheya Jack Tatum Wild Nothing 3:55

Wild Nothing - Nocturne album download

Performer: Wild Nothing

Title: Nocturne

Duration: 44:11

Style: Alternative/Indie Rock,Indie Pop,New Wave/Post-Punk Revival,Noise Pop

Recording location: Rare Book Room Studios, Brooklyn, NY

Genre: Rock/Pop

Size MP3: 1683 mb

Size FLAC: 1462 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

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9.4 / 10 [] Brilliantly incorporating dreamy synth pop and post punk, Wild Nothing's Nocturne channels many different influences: Eno, Bowie, Roxy Music, OMD, New Order, the Cure, to name a few. The album itself, as with Wild Nothing in general, amounts to more than just the sum of its influences, however, as the music definitely has its own unique feel and sound. It's instantly catchy, and yet layered and deep in a way that the music grows on you with repeated listens. Its lyrics and moods are both celebratory and sadly introspective. While the title track, nocturne, revels in a sort of beautifully realized nostalgic joy, the album's closing track, Rheya, is an equally gorgeous and crushingly sad take on lost love. This album sounds like a step forward from their already great debut album, Gemini. The introduction of a backing band helps flesh out the songs a bit and adds new layers of complexity. Simply put, this is one of the best albums released in the past few years, from any genre.
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9.4 / 10 [] Brilliantly incorporating dreamy synth pop and post punk, Wild Nothing's Nocturne channels many different influences: Eno, Bowie, Roxy Music, OMD, New Order, the Cure, to name a few. The album itself, as with Wild Nothing in general, amounts to more than just the sum of its influences, however, as the music definitely has its own unique feel and sound. It's instantly catchy, and yet layered and deep in a way that the music grows on you with repeated listens. Its lyrics and moods are both celebratory and sadly introspective. While the title track, nocturne, revels in a sort of beautifully realized nostalgic joy, the album's closing track, Rheya, is an equally gorgeous and crushingly sad take on lost love. This album sounds like a step forward from their already great debut album, Gemini. The introduction of a backing band helps flesh out the songs a bit and adds new layers of complexity. Simply put, this is one of the best albums released in the past few years, from any genre.
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2nd release from Virginia band: These are absolutely stunning, full and warm dream-pop songs that pull you in with a wistful, loving despair—like the extended hand of a forlorn friend seeking to meld. Beautiful, haunting melodies that hint of the brittle, celestial fragility favored by 4AD and Factory label bands in the 80s, mixed with the oddly heartrending poignancy of Postcard label bands. Gorgeous, gently gripping, rhythmic music that begs for your immersion; an open-armed invitation to wallow in dreamy ecstasy. Members from Jack and the Whale, Facepaint, the Chevelles. Recalls bands like Beach House, Aztec Camera, Jesus & Mary Chain, Orange Juice, New Order, Cocteau Twins, Weird Dreams, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart. An amazing bit of modern pop sweetness to warm your soul, and a stand-out moment for music in 2012.
Joni_Dep
2nd release from Virginia band: These are absolutely stunning, full and warm dream-pop songs that pull you in with a wistful, loving despair—like the extended hand of a forlorn friend seeking to meld. Beautiful, haunting melodies that hint of the brittle, celestial fragility favored by 4AD and Factory label bands in the 80s, mixed with the oddly heartrending poignancy of Postcard label bands. Gorgeous, gently gripping, rhythmic music that begs for your immersion; an open-armed invitation to wallow in dreamy ecstasy. Members from Jack and the Whale, Facepaint, the Chevelles. Recalls bands like Beach House, Aztec Camera, Jesus & Mary Chain, Orange Juice, New Order, Cocteau Twins, Weird Dreams, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart. An amazing bit of modern pop sweetness to warm your soul, and a stand-out moment for music in 2012.