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Matador
OLE 548-1
Three years after 2000's brilliant And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out, Yo La Tengo returned with Summer Sun, an album that's as settled and smooth as the previous one was inventive and eclectic.
Musically, Summer Sun continues the band's progression away from intricate, guitar-based pop both loud and soft and toward an arguably more sophisticated sound. This time around, the post-rock, Krautrock, and jazz influences the band introduced on I Can Hear the Heart and perfected on And Then Nothing dominate Summer Sun, giving it a hushed, polished feel.
NEW / Released in 2003
Tracklist:
A1 Beach Party Tonight
A2 Little Eyes
A3 Nothing But You And Me
B1 Season Of The Shark
B2 Today Is The Day
B3 Tiny Birds
C1 How To Make A Baby Elephant Float
C2 Georgia Vs. Yo La Tengo
C3 Don't Have To Be So Sad
C4 Winter A-Go-Go
D1 Moonrock Mambo
D2 Let's Be Still
D3 Take Care
Alternative Rock, Indie Rock,