Her Space Holiday, Manic Expressive - 42m 7s

Tracks & Durations

1. Manic Expressive (Enter)	3:06
2. Lydia	5:01
3. The Ringing In My Ears	4:59
4. Polar Opposite	5:19
5. Key Stroke	4:45
6. Spectator Sport	5:41
7. Hassle Free Harmony	3:14
8. Perfect On Paper	3:37
9. Manic Expressive (Exit)	6:19

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Review

It might not be quite as good a title as Her Space Holiday's debut, the fraught Home Is Where You Hang Yourself, but Manic Expressive--the second full-lengther from Marc Bianchi's opium-for-the-ears solo project--finds this slow-core crooner expanding his experimental brief without losing the very tender heart that beats at the center of the Her Space Holiday design. Pieced together on electronic organ and soaring computer sequencer, and carried by what sounds like an orchestra of heavenly strings (all, of course, issuing from a groaning hard drive) this is far from a conventional slow-core album, and the furthest step that Bianchi's taken from his roots in the Californian hardcore act Mohinder. The sweet, electronic "Hassle Free Harmony," for instance, recalls the twinkly psychedelia of the Beatles' "Dear Prudence," but despite this re-creation of familiar reference points, Bianchi's sonic adventurousness on tracks such as "The Ringing in My Ears" and the spaced, glitchy "Lydia"--where he duets beautifully with girlfriend Keely--supply ample proof that Her Space Holiday possess a sound that's all their own. --Louis Pattison

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Manic Expressive

Tracks: 9, Disk length: 42m 10s (+0m 3s)

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