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These Other Words

by Affinitia

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Crushhh 04:06
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In My Car 03:57
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Keep Trying 03:47
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Very Well 03:05
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Younger 03:25
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Wind Tunnels 03:43
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Bad Words 03:15

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“Affinitia’s album “These Other Words” has an overall sound of Weezer’s “Pinkerton” album sung through the desperate vocals of Morrissey from The Smiths with a heaping dose of influence from Radiohead. The electro-pop instrumentals battle against what would otherwise be considered a folk album and really creates a crisp sound that is Affinitia’s own.”

Joel M. - Hands Off Promotions
www.handsoffpromotions.com?section=blog%2Faffinitia_these_other_words

"Affinitia is one Tim Urlacher, a Montana based singer-songwriter with a Radiohead obsession and a talent for writing songs that are near impossible to pigeonhole. There’s nothing wrong with that, and “These Other Words” benefits greatly from Urlacher’s askew wordplay, tunes that burrow deep, together with the instrumentation he employs. Though, for the most part, he keeps the arrangements and the music simple and direct (and decidedly lo-fi), it all comes together to make a satisfying whole and an album you’ll want to spent time with.

Obviously that last bit isn’t necessarily true, as taste is subjective and personal, but if you enjoy Mo Tucker solo albums, Bright Eyes, Admiral Fallow and The Curious Hair, then you’re in for a treat. The album commences with the shuffling “To Follow a Lie”, its off-kilter vocals backed by acoustic guitar and makeshift percussion is delightfully oblique, and prepares the ground for “Don't You Know That I Love You?”, which falls apart magnificently somewhere around its middle, but returns invigorated and vital before prematurely expiring. Perhaps the most surprising tracks are the Lennon-esque “Younger” and the haunting, banjo lament “My Stray Bullet”. The former is pristine bedroom pop and one can’t help but feel that John Peel would have been all over it. The latter is even better. Solo strings drowning in echo provide the backing as Urlacher tells his tale. There’s no happy ending to this one."

Phil S. - Leicester Bangs
leicesterbangs.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/review-affinitia-these-other-words.html

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released September 28, 2012

Songs Written & Recorded by Tim Urlacher

Mastered by JM

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