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Album Review: Fall Electric - Interior

Chris Familton
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"Shades of Radiohead, Sufjan Stevens and Animal Collective."

Perth trio Fall Electric have been working on this album since 2013 and with production from Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker they’ve concocted a set that swings from lightly psychedelic eclecticism to sweet, straightforward indie pop music. It feels very much a studio project, such is the layering of electronic and organic instrumentation and composition that constantly shape-shifts. Sometimes the sonic lightness causes songs to blend together too much, making the darker dub-treated Over You a particular standout. Shades of Radiohead, Sufjan Stevens and Animal Collective permeate an album that succeeds by virtue of its chameleon-like qualities.