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MH-057 A Lull - Confetti Reprise  Confetti Reprise is a continuation of the sound that pop psychedelic group A Lull shaped and perfected for their debut release. In the process of writing and recording Confetti, the band accumulated almost 70 finished and partially-finished songs before narrowing it down to the final tracklist. A Lull choose only those songs that they were thoroughly satisfied with – and then realized that the album was 20 minutes too long. Emphasizing song flow over all other factors, four songs were eventually removed. As a testament to the quality of the music, the decision process was laborious and any of the songs could easily have made the final album. As the tracklist discussions were happening, it was clear that whatever was cut would need to eventually be released. Holding true to the percussion-driven voice that makes A Lull’s music unique, Confetti Reprise gathers this material, and confirms that the sweet harmonies and dynamic rhythms created by A Lull are only a taste of what the band has to offer. |
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| Reviews Summary |
| Another winner from A Lull - In Your Speakers / Confetti Reprise leaves you with an impression of a sensual experience you would like to repeat - Consequence Of Sound / This band rides on no one’s coattails - Delusions Of Adequacy / Each distinct piece blends together in a colorful pattern that is unmistakably beautiful - Earbuddy |
| A Lull, Chicago's very own psychedelic pop group have released "Pot Luck," the first single off the bands latest EP Confetti Reprise. The EP is a follow up to the bands full length Confetti which was released earlier this year. Reprise is a collection of songs that didn't make the final cut of the LP. Thinking that Confetti was 20 min. too long, and emphasizing song flow over all other factors, the band cut the four songs, which are now seeing the light of day in the shortened form. The rejects here, take on a new life of their own, and flow quite nicely as a glimpse into the band's kaleidoscope of organic and synthesized primal arrangements. - They Are The Imitators |
