Motel Radio - The GardenWritten and recorded in the midst of a dizzying stretch in which nearly everything about the way the band lived and worked was turned on its head, Motel Radio's "The Garden" is indeed a work of relentless hope. The songs are profoundly vulnerable here, and the performances are warm and breezy, calling to mind everything from Andy Shauf and Cass McCombs to Beck and Tame Impala with an easygoing demeanor that belies the deep emotional work underpinning

which was hailed as a latter-day shoegaze classic when it came out in July 2020

inåáter aåáliåáaincludes eleven songs that resonate the classic At The Drive In intensity that fans love

Side One closes with two vocal tracks: “Is There Room For All Of It” (again featuring White and Amar) has Moss singing and playing organ in a spine[1]tingling longform unison melody

' but other lesser known compositions prove just as strong

Released: 16 Jan 1995

full of gorgeous warped melodies that exist as their own genre

Jack Lawrence

During the research process

Light in the Attic is honoured to be working with Nancy Sinatra for a long-overdue re-appreciation of one of America’s greatest recording artists

Ryan Carlson Van Kriedt (keyboards)

Newly acquired by Greenway Records

her collaborator for 2019’s Stonechild