Low Pressure, by I Come to Shanghai

Low Pressure

by I Come to Shanghai

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b_wright Really great flow. Definitely in the realm of pink floyd-eque "concept albums". Great atmosphere, solid songwriting, and a unique sound. The album has a sort of wistful melancholy feel, intertwined with some upbeat, possibly sarcastic/ ironically joyful moments. Great soundscape. Eternal Life Vol. 1&2 turned me into a lifetime fan and this is a welcome addition to the playlist.

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1.	Two Ships 03:39	buy track
2.	Buried in the Sound 06:02	buy track
3.	Stranger 04:01	buy track
4.	Local Color 01:04	buy track
5.	You're My Way Home 06:27	buy track
6.	Stick Around 04:53	buy track
7.	Slow World 04:31	buy track
8.	Fluid Power 02:02	buy track
9.	Swept Out in the Storm 07:03	buy track
10.	You're Out of Your Mind 04:54	buy track
11.	Delayed Departure 01:56	buy track
12.	How Are You to Know? 04:33	buy track
13.	Portus 03:58	buy track

about

Low Pressure is the third album by I Come to Shanghai. Recorded in their studio in Athens, Georgia, Low Pressure explores the idea of paradise falling apart: A band playing on a beach in the middle of a hurricane. Drawing on a palette of dreamy lap steel, orchestral synthesizers, adventurous guitars, synthesized nature sounds, lush vocal harmonies, and a heavy rhythm section, the album weaves songs and instrumental compositions into unpredictable mood swings and stormy weather patterns. Melodies are long and rarely repeated. Harmonies constantly shift under your feet. An occasional squall of noise swallows the band whole.

credits

released September 29, 2017

Written and recorded by I Come to Shanghai. Mixed in Athens, GA and Long Beach, CA by Robert Ashley and Chris Schlarb. Mastered by Ian Sefchick.