West Indian Girl, West Indian Girl - 1h 14m

Tracks & Durations

1. Trip	4:21
2. What Are You Afraid Of	5:09
3. Hollywood	4:56
4. Miles from Monterey	3:19
5. Dream	4:41
6. Northern Sky	4:11
7. Visions	1:37
8. Still Lost	4:41
9. Leave Tonight	3:17
10. Green	4:38
11. Lay Down	7:12
12. DATA	25:50

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Review

In 1963, renowned chemists Bear Owsley and Nick Sands developed a strain of designer LSD which had a reputation for inducing tribal hallucinations. This strain of acid was called "west indian girl." Flash forward forty-some years and however many psychedelic revolutions later to find the Los Angeles duo of Robert James and Francis Ten deciding to call their musical collaboration "West Indian Girl."

A perfect slice of sun-kissed California dreampop, West Indian Girl's luminous debut filters the hazy shoegazer sounds of yesteryear through a distinctly west coast sensibility. Songs like "Hollywood", "Trip" and "What Are You Afraid Of" gently flourish like the doves meets the Stone Roses by way of Laurel Canyon.

"What Are You Afraid Of" is also featured in a new TV ad for cell phones from Samsung.

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West Indian Girl

Tracks: 11 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 45m 35s (-29m 35s)

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