I know I am jumping on the bandwagon of Neon Indian reviews a bit late but this ep definitely deserves just a bit more attention. Alan Polamo and Alicia Scardetta were the buzz of the summer and this album doesn’t disappoint. Everyone keeps saying it is reminiscent of the forgotten 80s which I [...]Related posts:Neon Indian – Deadbeat Summer MP3 review There’s nothing that gets hipsters t
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Synth pop, effects-heavy rock, and dreamlike euphoria are the driving forces behind Neon Indian’s pleasurable and bright look at pop psychedelia.Psychic Chasms is a marvelous sonic voyage through a bubbly synth landscape of tones and emotions. One listen to the album gives the impression of brilliant, lush canopies of vivid synthesizers and crawling guitars swaying playfully in a jungle of two-.
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Ok, so you've heard it, I've heard it; it's been all over the blogosphere lately. The hip thing for the past 3-6 months has been chillwave. You know what I mean, hopefully: indie pop music of the more "laid-back" variety. It was absolutely huge this summer, with its hazy undertones and minimalist grooves. I hadn't really been interested in a lot of it, mostly because the majority of that p...
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Don’t forget to rate this album at the end of the post (something I’m trying out) Neon IndianPsychic ChasmsLefseout October 13th64/100[Rating Scale]6.4 out of 10 starsI’m pretty sure that if Neon Indian had come around ten or fifteen years ago, he would have been laughed at, dismissed as quickly as he has burst onto the [...]
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Neon Indian, the project of Alan Palomo aka Vega, is lighting up the internets for sure. The EP Psychic Chasms which comes out on October 13th via Lefse Records is probably one of the most enjoyable pieces of music I’ve heard in recent months. Liquid synthesizers, seriously dense smoke machine haze, a sense of nostalgia [...]
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I know I am jumping on the bandwagon of Neon Indian reviews a bit late but this ep definitely deserves just a bit more attention. Alan Polamo and Alicia Scardetta were the buzz of the summer and this album doesn’t disappoint. Everyone keeps saying it is reminiscent of the forgotten 80s which I [...]Related posts:Neon Indian – Deadbeat Summer MP3 review There’s nothing that gets hipsters t
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"Deadbeat Summer"from the album Psychic Chasms2009iTunesRemember tape cassettes? No, me neither. Not until Alan Palomo's Neon Indian reminded me how it sounded when a tape played so much it unraveled in the deck: twisted, flanging, and misshapen. Still, retro and warped suits the...
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Don’t forget to rate this album at the end of the post (something I’m trying out) Neon IndianPsychic ChasmsLefseout October 13th64/100[Rating Scale]6.4 out of 10 starsI’m pretty sure that if Neon Indian had come around ten or fifteen years ago, he would have been laughed at, dismissed as quickly as he has burst onto the [...]
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Synth pop, effects-heavy rock, and dreamlike euphoria are the driving forces behind Neon Indian’s pleasurable and bright look at pop psychedelia.Psychic Chasms is a marvelous sonic voyage through a bubbly synth landscape of tones and emotions. One listen to the album gives the impression of brilliant, lush canopies of vivid synthesizers and crawling guitars swaying playfully in a jungle of two-.
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Ok, so you've heard it, I've heard it; it's been all over the blogosphere lately. The hip thing for the past 3-6 months has been chillwave. You know what I mean, hopefully: indie pop music of the more "laid-back" variety. It was absolutely huge this summer, with its hazy undertones and minimalist grooves. I hadn't really been interested in a lot of it, mostly because the majority of that p...
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As you all may already know Neon Indian's "Psychic Chasms" was released last Tuesday; ever since they've been busier than usual on tour, and last Tuesday they where featured on ABC as part of Pitchforks nomination for band of the year. To not waste your time here is song form Psychic Chasms called "Mind, Drips",the link to the ABC video, and their tour dates.Neon Indian - Mind, DripsABC News l...
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Neon Indian (aka Alan Palomo), our favorite new bedroom electronica project (who isn’t Washed Out or Toro Y Moi) is touring the continent this fall on his upcoming album, Psychic Chasms. Is this promising? Yes. The first released singles from the album are good, not mind-blowing, but very good. Palomo has already impressed with material [...]
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When it concerns the 80s, Austin's Alan Palomo is master of all sounds funky, synthesized, and endearingly cheesy. As Neon Indian, 21-year-old Palomo isn't nearly as danceable as with past projects Vega or Ghosthustler—but the songs are every bit as blissfully carefree and catchy. With Psyhcic Chasms, Palomo has created a low fidelity tapestry of sun-drenched and light-hearted psychedelia chan.
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Neon Indian is the latest workings of Texas born Alan Palomo (21) and is the predecessor of two previous projects: VEGA and Ghosthustler. In an interview at Pitchfork, we discover that Neon Indian started over a holiday break when Alan and friend were suppose to spend an afternoon trippin'. Plans fell through and Alan felt bad so he wrote the song "Should Have Taken Acid With You" and sent it ...
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Alan Palomo is putting the rest of us all to shame with his work ethic. We mean, first, dude makes one of the best EPs of the year thus far with his Texas-bred dreamwave act VEGA. Then he leaks bits...
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Neon Indian are going on a tour in support of their upcoming new album Psychic Chasms (out on Oct. 13th) a tour that is NOT coming to Phoenix for some reason. They are going to Boise fucking Idaho for godsake, they are even going to Tucson right... AFTER L.A.!!! Do you know what major city is on the way to Tucson from L.A.? PHOENIX!!! Hey Neon Indian, maybe you guys can just stop and have lunch...
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I am a big fan of Neon Indian's spacey electro pop sound but their cover of "Mi Viejo" really shows their raw musical talent and love of Southern Comfort tiny piano.I can't wait hear their whole album Psychic Chasms coming out next month and REALLY can't wait to see them live in November. [via Fader]
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So who the heck are Neon Indian? Well, as a music writer — excuse me, I mean, a Music Writer — it's my job to inform you. So... let's seeeee heeeeereee... Brooklynites? Maybe, sure. Racists? Possibly, controversy's always good. An “elusive new project from composer Alan Palomo [that] delivers equal parts synthetic nostalgia, dreampop lullabies, and grinding guitar noise to create something e
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Terrible band names are an instant turn off, if we're being completely honest here. If you've never heard of a band or artist before and the first and only thing you're given as an introduction is the name 'Neon Indian' then, well, you can't blame us from being just a little sceptical from the get-go.
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| 1 (Am) |
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| 2 Deadbeat Summer |
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| 3 Laughing Gas |
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| 4 Terminally Chill |
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| 5 (If I Knew, I'd Tell You) |
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| 6 6669 (I Don't Know If You Know) |
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| 7 Should Have Taken Acid with You |
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| 8 Mind, Drips |
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| 9 Psychic Chasms |
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| 10 Local Joke |
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| 11 Ephemeral Artery |
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| 12 7000 (Reprise) |
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