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Of Montreal - UR FUN (Colored Vinyl w/ Download Card) [New Vinyl LP] Colored Vin

Artist: Of Montreal

Title: UR FUN (Colored Vinyl w/ Download Card)

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Rock

UPC: 644110039415

Release Date: 2020

Record Label: Polyvinyl Records

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. Peace to All Freaks
2. Polyaneurism
3. Get God's Attention By Being An Atheist
4. Gypsy That Remains - By of Montreal & Locate S, 1
5. You've Had Me Everywhere

DISC 2:
1. Carmillas of Love
2. Don't Let Me Die in America
3. St. Sebastian
4. Deliberate Self-Harm Ha Ha
5. 20th Century Schizofriendic Revengoid-Man

Kevin and Christina make out in a car at the airport, flipping off the police officer that tells them to keep moving. Kevin and Christina discuss taking ecstasy as couple's therapy. Kevin and Christina break down and then reconnect. The new love we heard about on the last Of Montreal record, White is Relic/Irrealis Mood, is settling. If that was the falling-in-love record, then this is the staying-in-love record. That was the easy part; this is the interesting part, the challenging part, the next chapter of Barnes' autobiographical album streak, UR FUN. After several albums recorded with collaborators and various band members, Barnes opted to record this one completely alone. In his home studio in Athens, Georgia, Barnes isolated himself in creative hibernation, working obsessive 12-plus hour days arranging manic synth and drum machine maps on a computer screen with bouncy, melodic basslines, glam guitars and layered vocal harmonies. Inspired by albums like Cyndi Lauper's She's So Unusual and Janet Jackson's Control, Barnes set out to make UR FUN into the kind of album where every song could be a single, complete with huge hooky choruses and nostalgic dance grooves. The result is an unstoppably fun album that could also pass for a carefully sequenced greatest-hits collection if taken out of context. UR FUN is another fascinating look into what makes Barnes one of the most prolific and gifted songwriters of this decade.