Ganser Just Look At That Sky Sky Blue Splatter Vinyl Edition

Second Pressing On A New Colour: Sky Blue Splatter Vinyl!Chicago Quartet Ganser Probe The Futility Of Striving For Self-Growth During The Chaos Of Our Times For Dark Comedy And Jagged Sounds On Their Potent New Lp, Just Look At That Sky.Equal Parts Space Odyssey And Ghost World, Ganser Releasedtheir Debut Lp Odd Talk In 2018 To Favorable Coverage Fromthe New York Times, Billboard, And Stereogum. Building Ontheir Dissociative Disorder Namesake, The Album's Tonevacillated Between Frenzied And Contemplative, Probing Onquestions Of Communication, Intimacy, And Avoidance. On Justlook At That Sky, Ganser Further Explores The Personal Innerclimate Of Uncertain Times.Opening Track "Lucky" Announces An Explosive Energy Thatevokes The Midwest Noise-Rock Legacy Of Bands Like Jesuslizard And Shellac, While Embracing A More Colorful Palette Ofpost-Punk And Art Rock Influences. Nadia Garofalo And Aliciagaines, A Self-Described Two-Headed Monster Who Share Leadvocal Duties, Can Bring Both A Recalcitrant Cool Worthy Of Kimgordon And A Booming Sneer That Recalls Poly Styrene; Thediscordant Interplay Of Charlie Landsman's Guitar And Briancundiff's Drums On Standouts "Self Service" And "Bad Form"Build To Blistering Climaxes That Wouldn't Feel Out Of Place Onred Medicine-Era Fugazi.These Are Songs That Never Shy Away From Ugliness Andconfusion, That Believe Embracing The Totality Of The Selfsometimes Means Leaning Into Our Dickish Behavior. In Thepast, Some Listeners Have Had Trouble Reconciling Non-Malevoices With The Sorts Of Topics Ganser Writes About, But Thatcomes To An End With Just Look At That Sky. Co-Produced Withelectrelane's Mia Clarke And Engineer Brian Fox, This Is Anassured, Fully Realized Triumph Of A Record From An Art-Punkband That's Figured Out How To Focus On Making Great Art, Evenif Everything Else Around Them Falls Apart.