8 thoughts on “ Everything Is Waking - The Sunshine Fix* - Age Of The Sun (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. May 19,  · The Sunshine Fix* Age Of The Sun ‎ (CD, Album) Emperor Norton: EMN US: Sell This Version/5(13).

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2. "Age of the Sun" by Sunshine Fix is a good collection. Its experimental mix of 60s-style pop melodies and unusual electronica that is sweetly attractive. "Mr. Summer Day" has airy harmonies that would have fit on a record by the Association with a pretty pulsing melody and some electronic noodling.3/5(10).

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3. Everything Is Waking Bass, Vocals – Sam Mixon: 5: The Sunshine Fix* Age Of The Sun ‎ (CD, Album, Promo) Emperor Norton: EMN US: Sell This Version: EMN The Sunshine Fix* Age Of The Sun ‎ (LP, Album) Emperor Norton: EMN US: Sell This Version: Recommendations Reviews Add Review [r]/5(10).

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4. From listening to both Will Cullen Hart's Circulatory System and Bill Doss' Sunshine Fix, it appears that Hart was the guiding influence behind the more experimental madness of the Olivia Tremor Control and Doss contributed a more grounded set of pop songs, but on Age of the Sun, it really seems that all sides of the Olivia Tremor Control are represented (certainly the minute album ending "Le Roi-Soleil 8/

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5. Feb 07,  · There's lots of good stuff on Age of the Sun, the new album from his new-ish band the (ahem) Sunshine Fix. It's just that sometimes, there's a bit too much of it. Take that sun, for example/5.

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6. Jan 28,  · So, ultimately, as an album, for me, Age of the Sun gets close to the mountaintop, but fails to plant the flag on the summit. But those songs are sweet, baby, sweet and shiny like God's freshly.

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7. The Sunshine Fix discography and songs: Music profile for The Sunshine Fix. Genres: Psychedelic Pop, Indie Pop. Albums include Age of the Sun, Green Imagination, and The Future History of The Sunshine Fix.

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8. The new project's long-form debut, Age Of The Sun, resembles Doss' prior work, except that many of the deliberately obscure sonic filters have been removed. Which is good, because while Cubist Castle's freeform excursions delivered contextual atmosphere, Foliage tilted the screwing-around-to-song ratio too far toward the former.

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