now that's the kind of gratuitous takedown i'm 100% here for
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i hope one day we can live in a world free of pagebreaks < /3
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one day the final page of every pinegrove thread will be an unbroken million-long streak of comments shitbricking dear baby colton, but i am but a dreamer
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Album Rating: 4.0
Relistening to Marigold right now and yeah it’s great and these albums are totally on the same level. Dotted Line, Alarmist, No Drugs, Endless…people forget how good some of those songs are
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Album Rating: 4.0
Moment and Alcove are also amazing
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"people forget ... those songs"
guilty. how could u not :[
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Moment is a top 5 PG song but Marigold is way too polished compared to their other albums, the mix is too clean
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Album Rating: 4.0
Haha what? it’s classic pinegrove subpar mixing. Can’t even relate to that criticism. Almost all of their albums were recorded in the same room and have the exact same prod quality
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Weird, I've only listened to it like twice and that was the impression I got but idk
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Album Rating: 3.0
Marigold sounds cleaner than Skylight and Cardinal. Although I wouldn't attribute this to location - maybe their equipment changed but the obvious telling is in the level of wet sound in their instrumentation. It's most notable in the snare drum, I think. Marigold is overall slightly dryer than Skylight which has a very noticeable level of wet and room left in. That's why it might sound a little more lo-fi compared to Marigold.
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Well I'm glad I'm not crazy then lol
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Album Rating: 3.0
I think a lot of people said this before, actually. I remember it coming up on other social media websites. Paste Magazine mentioned it in their review of Marigold and the Pinegrove forums had a small discussion on it. I saw some folks talking about it on Reddit before, too.
Marigold was cleaner but maybe not clean. Just less damp than Skylight. Haha.
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That production they have where it's so intimate n warm n sounds like they're basically playing in the same room as you just isn't there for me on Marigold and it's left me pretty cold on the album overall
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Album Rating: 3.0
I kind of like both, I guess. I appreciate how snappy the snare pops on Marigold. It has a really nice clap to it. Especially on 'Dotted Line'.
It's preference, of course. A lot of Grizzly Bear stuff has that temporal place - a sense they're playing in a room.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This is really warm and nice. Growing on me a bit more with each listen.
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Album Rating: 4.0
production on this is a noticeable step up from their earlier work while still retaining that warmth. reminds me of a warmer Bark Your Head Off Dog
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Album Rating: 4.0
also yeah Marigold rules and has an equal number of top tier Pinegrove tracks as this probably. replace No Drugs with Phase and I’m right there with you
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Album Rating: 3.0
I like 'Phase' and 'No Drugs'. They're both very good.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
I really loved marigold but it ended up wearing off me a bit. I just was really wishing there was a bit more interesting guitar and riffs on it. This new one really balances it. Also there’s multiple tracks on here that sound truly unique for Pinegrove (Iodine and Habitat)
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Album Rating: 4.0
For sure, Iodine and Habitat are gonna be long-term gems in their catalogue (I hope).
as expected, this is continuing to grow on me. lovely lovely lovely.
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