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MP3 The Complements - I Fell Asleep In My Clothes / Bob Dylan Dream
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FOLK: Folk-Rock, FOLK: Folk Pop
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The new single from rootsy-pop duo The Complements! Think of those classic 45’s where both the A and B sides were musical magic, and you have The Complements latest studio offering, the reflective "I Fell Asleep In My Clothes" and the harmonica-wailing, guitar-riffing "Bob Dylan Dream". Plus, a bonus track from The Complements archives, a demo recording of the seemingly abstract, full of wordplay and finger-picking guitar "Sandra Bernhard". Featuring artwork by Double-Scoop!
"...Clothes" and "...Dylan" were recorded with studio ace Scott Cooper, and feature Kevin Zarnett handling most of the instrumental duties and lead vocals, with help from Nurit Suzana on vocals, Dennis Keldie on the Hammond B3, and “Something Like Happiness” alum Mark Kelso on drums.
Both of these new songs were written as recording for The Complements EP “Something Like Happiness” had completed, and quickly became live favourites. Reaction to the EP was overwhelmingly positive;
"...their EP bristles with tight harmonies and solid accompaniment...strong writing avoids the sappy clichés that bogs down lesser breakup discs."
(NOW MAGAZINE)
"...topped with strong singing and tight vocal harmonies…A very promising debut."
(PENGUIN EGGS)
"...collects five originals that are definite gems, whether you base your criteria on songwriting or performing."
(BEING THERE MAGAZINE)
"Suzana''s richly woven harmonies with Zarnett flow with the completely danceable "Something Like Happiness", and glimpses of a young Dylan are evident on "Just Another Sad Song" where Zarnett''s vocals find solace. The songwriting also maintains center stage with catchy choruses and thoughtful insight."
(SOUL SHINE MAGAZINE)
"...the listener is treated to a variety of styles that doesn''t turn an album''s worth of tracks into tired and standard singer-songwriter fare."
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