EP II, by White Flashes

EP II

by White Flashes

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Cassette // Safety Orange
Cassette + Digital Album
//Originally released by Memory Network.

//Edition of 25 on Safety Orange cassette with reversible J-card.

//Side A: White Flashes II
//Side B: Monitor - 40 minute ambient exploration of the material found on II.

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1.	Fluss 01:36	buy track
2.	February 27, 1974 03:51	buy track
3.	Inacci and Glitter 05:30	buy track
4.	Yawn 03:45	buy track
5.	Fourlands 05:11	buy track
6.	Sketchy Arc 04:00	buy track
7.	Loveinia 02:41	buy track

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The Boston Phoenix // 50 Best New Bands in America 2012

"...Meticulous 3D kaleidoscope-pop that gives a 21st-century answer to a very 20th-century question: What Would Brian Eno Do (WWBED)? “February 27, 1974” (the night of an abduction, perhaps? Travis Walton was taken from Arizona less than two years later) is a seven-and-a-half-minute sonic experience, an electronic movement of sense and sound that’s pretty much the reason we invest so much money in decent headphones."

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Three Dollars & Sixty-Three Cents // “February 27, 1974"

“Smooth and sensual synth-pop from Des Moines’ resident electronic mastermind White Flashes…As most of his tracks are wont to do, this song opts for the glossed out ambient side of the dance floor, leaving the decision up to the listener whether to sit down, stand up, or freak out. ”

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Suburban Tours // “February 27, 1974″

“There is a space between the paintbrush and the canvas. An infinitely small cavern of a zone oozing out textures and light patterns. Rainbows of light and frequencies that create mountains of sound. A place where galaxies are born and the emptiness of space is swallowed by vibration. February 27, 1974′ is a star-soaked jammer that’s as catchy and infectious as it is spacious and enlightening.”

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Cassette Rewind //

“…nothing short of mesmerizing and can be described as being somewhere between haunting, ambient shoegaze and lush, dreamy chillwave…[“February 27, 1974” is] enveloped in retro sounding synths, smoothed out vocals, and shimmering electronics along with a nice dance worthy groove…”

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released August 18, 2012

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White Flashes Boulder, Colorado

Hightone vocals over a fast-paced sound give us 3D vision next our generation.

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