Underground Sounds
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Underground Sounds | |
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Studio album by | |
Released | October 12, 2010 |
Recorded | 2010 |
Studio | Shire Recorders, Austin, Texas |
Genre | Acoustic, indie pop, indie electronic, alternative rock, emo-pop[1] |
Length | 41:25 |
Label | BreakSilence |
Producer | Kevin Zinger, Brad X, and Thom Flowers |
Singles from Underground Sounds | |
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Review scores | |
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Source | Rating |
Alter The Press! | 3/5 link |
The NewReview | link |
The PunkSite | link |
Sputnikmusic | link |
Underground Sounds is the debut album of American recording artist and guitarist of Eyes Set to Kill, Lexia. The album was released October 12, 2010 by BreakSilence Records. Recording took place at Shire Recorders, Austin, Texas. The album is different from her band because it is pop. The album consists of new original pop, acoustic, and electronica songs as well as covers from her band (done acoustically) and a Radiohead cover. "Let Me In" was released as the first single with a video which is featured as a bonus track on Broken Frames.
Track listing
[edit]- Intro – 0:48
- Basements – 3:19
- Climbing Up the Walls (Radiohead Cover) – 3:31
- Let Me In – 4:13
- Over – 3:58
- Come Home – 4:11
- Still Here – 3:07
- Memories – 3:10
- World Outside – 3:32
- Reach – 3:59
- Waste – 3:18
- Come Home (Acoustic) – 4:19
Credits
[edit]Band
- Lexia – vocals, guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, piano, programming
Production
- Kevin Zinger – executive producer
- Brad X – executive producer
- Thom Flowers – audio mixer, engineer, producer
- David Aguilera – management
- Casey Quintal – art director
- Nathaniel Taylor – photography
Additional musicians
- Angus Cooke – cello
- Tom Breyfogle – programming
- Mike Kumagai – programming
- David Aguilera – programming
References
[edit]- ^ "Underground Sounds - Lexia - Songs, Reviews, Credits". AllMusic. Archived from the original on 27 December 2018. Retrieved 26 December 2018.