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Dusk At Cubist Castle,The Olivia Tremor Control

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The Olivia Tremor Control
Released 1996

Green Typewriters
00:59
972 plays

Green Typewriters
01:10
931 plays

Dusk At Cubist Castle
07:35
929 plays

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- 1
- The Opera House
- 03:12
- 2,709 plays

- 2
- Frosted Ambassador
- 01:02
- 1,811 plays

- 3
- Jumping Fences
- 01:52
- 2,820 plays

- 4
- Define A Transparent Dream
- 02:49
- 3,903 plays

- 5
- No Growing (Exegesis)
- 03:00
- 1,931 plays

- 6
- Holiday Surprise 1, 2, 3
- 06:11
- 1,840 plays

- 7
- Courtyard
- 02:57
- 1,842 plays

- 8
- Memories Of Jacqueline 1906
- 02:15
- 1,558 plays

- 9
- Tropical Bells
- 01:40
- 1,294 plays

- 10
- Can You Come Down With Us?
- 02:18
- 1,376 plays

- 11
- Marking Time
- 04:27
- 1,425 plays

- 12
- Green Typewriters
- 02:22
- 1,850 plays

- 13
- Green Typewriters
- 00:24
- 816 plays

- 14
- Green Typewriters
- 00:59
- 972 plays

- 15
- Green Typewriters
- 02:11
- 1,090 plays

- 16
- Green Typewriters
- 01:10
- 931 plays

- 17
- Green Typewriters
- 00:38
- 699 plays

- 18
- Green Typewriters
- 01:38
- 867 plays

- 19
- Green Typewriters
- 09:39
- 838 plays

- 20
- Green Typewriters
- 01:21
- 861 plays

- 21
- Green Typewriters
- 02:39
- 927 plays

- 22
- Spring Succeeds
- 02:25
- 1,042 plays

- 23
- Theme For A Very Delicious Grand Piano
- 00:57
- 876 plays

- 24
- I Can Smell The Leaves
- 01:50
- 1,188 plays

- 25
- Dusk At Cubist Castle
- 07:35
- 929 plays

- 26
- The Gravity Car
- 01:45
- 909 plays

- 27
- NYC-25
- 04:37
- 1,622 plays

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album review

Not the Beatles, but an incredible facsimile: on their sprawling 27-song debut opus, Music From the Unrealized Film Script, Dusk at Cubist Castle, the Olivia Tremor Control manage to summon not only the sound of the White Album-era Fab Four, but also the unfettered creativity. The soundtrack to an unmade film about a pair of women named Olivia and Jacqueline and a massive earthquake dubbed the California Demise, the album incorporates a slew of influences and textures (including Beach Boys-flavored pop, psychedelia, Krautrock, noise, and folk-rock) and synthesizes them into a distinct homebrew of shimmering harmonies, guitar drones, backward tape loops, and inventive effects. As an added bonus, the first few thousand copies came with a bonus CD of ambient "dream sequences" -- titled Explanation II -- which, when played simultaneously with the first disc, realizes true quadraphonic sound. Amazing. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide