Tooth Ache – “Skin” b/w “Lazarus” 7” (Father/Daughter)

So this just so happened to be the next 7” spinning after Super Wild Horsemen of the Culturapocalypse had me planning to climb the nearest water tower with a high-powered rifle. Tooth Ache (a/k/a Alexandria Hall) is the rare instance when the gears turn in the increasingly populist underground and out spits a modern day rarity. Hall plays sea-sick keyboards and sings like a tiny whale, two things which would have me cold walking away mid-sentence from someone trying to explain the merits in conversation, but this is special in the way that Piano Magic and Pram are no longer special. I sometimes lack the ear needed to officially differentiate between a laptop and analogue equipment, but those nit-picky worries are erased by the mood this girl nails without effort. Not for everyone, but then again, what worthy piece of expression is? 400 copies. (http://fatherdaughterrecords.bigcartel.com)
(Andrew Earles)