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Back with a second LP,
I Shouldn't Look As Good As I Do,
Math and Physics Club aren't poised to be the biggest band around, in fact, they are intentionally not that. They make close music, a branch of acoustic twee, meant for mixtapes and hushed moments between good acquaintances. The hooks are undeniable, the pop crystalline. This is music that takes a modest personal investment, the return on which is obvious and valuable. "Jimmy Had A Polaroid" is the most spacious sound the band has ever pursued but even then the portrait is intimate, the guitars warm and spinning, like a
Camera Obscura cut played by
The Lucksmiths. Even for an intentionally small band, MAPC aspire to be only your favorite. It's certainly the least you can do.
Listen :: Math and Physics Club - "Jimmy Had A Polaroid" Listen :: Math and Physics Club - "Love or Lonliness"Listen :: Math and Physics Club - "Darling, Please Come Home"
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