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Yellow House

Grizzly Bear

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  Name Artist Time Price  
1 Easier Grizzly Bear 3:43 $0.99 View In iTunes
2 Lullabye Grizzly Bear 5:14 $0.99 View In iTunes
3 Knife Grizzly Bear 5:14 $0.99 View In iTunes
4 Central and Remote Grizzly Bear 4:54 $0.99 View In iTunes
5 Little Brother Grizzly Bear 6:24 $0.99 View In iTunes
6 Plans Grizzly Bear 4:16 $0.99 View In iTunes
7 Marla Grizzly Bear 4:56 $0.99 View In iTunes
8 On a Neck, On a Spit Grizzly Bear 5:46 $0.99 View In iTunes
9 Reprise Grizzly Bear 3:19 $0.99 View In iTunes
10 Colorado Grizzly Bear 6:14 $0.99 View In iTunes
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iTunes Review

Grizzly Bear’s 2006 release, Yellow House, is a stunning pop production. The lush, melancholy sound of classic Beach Boys and Beatles comes to mind, but the album’s micromanaged sound is very 21st century. As lovely as the melodies and harmonies are, there is something diffused about the music: the overall ambience is as important as the individual songs. “Easier” counts far-off piano, a shuffling groove, banjo plinks, glockenspiel, and electronics among the elements that make up its palette. “Knife” intriguingly bends and updates the vibe of one of those great early ‘60s singles that Phil Spector produced. “On a Neck, On a Spit” features group vocals over folky acoustic guitar, and at one point the track seems to explode in a fit of electric grandeur. Yellow House has plenty of highlights but the group might have saved the best for last: the closer, “Colorado,” is a stunning tour-de-force that possesses the majesty of the Rocky Mountain state. With the drummer thrashing away and the vocals soaring, the track creates a sense of awe not unlike flying over that sublime place.

Recent Customer Reviews

Pretty Darn Sweet
     
by Boi Blu 1914

Really dope album. Got put on to them recently (the past two years) and I am a convert. They're style is so layered and and the arrangements are so intricate. Awesome. 4.25 stars

Wow the first track makes this album worth buying alone!
     
by TeeJayNeeMan

Grizzly Bear did it. They followed the dream-like "Horn of Plenty" with a respectable second outing. And they let you know that right as the first track "Easier" gets underway...wow...beautiful...how can "Easier" not shake and move you...and if thats not enough then comes "Lullabye" and then "Knife" and by then you are thinking "is Grizzly Bear from this planet? Their music is too amazing for this world" but then the album kind of sags and the songs are less melodic (that doesn't mean their not good) but as I write this review they are still growing on me...like "Little Brother" and "On A Neck, On a Spit" - these songs are hard to grasp the first few listens but they will get to you...and its too bad they didn't get to me sooner or I would've given this album 5 stars.

Haunting
     
by Mr. Stu

Haunting, Beutiful, icy, but with soul.

Biography

Formed: 2002 in Brooklyn, NY

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '00s

Grizzly Bear began as a home recording project for Boston-bred experimentalist Edward Droste, the son of an elementary school teacher, who laid the groundwork for the band's otherworldly debut album on a small hand-held tape recorder while holed up for 15 months in his Greenpoint, Brooklyn, apartment....
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