PINKSHINYULTRABLAST - MISERABLE MIRACLES VINYL (SUPER LTD. ED. 180G PINK LP OR BLUE/YELLOW LP)

VERSION 1: SUPER LIMITED EDITION 180G PINK VINYL LP (LIMITED TO 300 COPIES)  

VERSION 2: SUPER LIMITED EDITION 180G ONE SIDE BLUE / ONE SIDE YELLOW VINYL LP (LIMITED TO 500 COPIES)

Release Date: 4th May 2018

Super limited edition press of only 300 Pink OR 500 Blue/Yellow - allocated at random. The Russian shoegaze dream-pop band have refined their line-up and their sound for this, their third album, titled Miserable Miracles. The band, now comprised of just a trio of members, are refocusing their music to the most electronic heights yet. Whereas previous Pinkshiny records featured the sounds of post-rock, math-rock and even metal alongside the psychedelic synth-pop and shoegaze - this record has honed in more on those 80's electronic vibes the band have always expressed which match vocalist Lyubov's angelic voice. If you like your psychedelic dream-pop and synth-pop, then you're sure to love this one!

For Fans Of: Beach House, Twin Sister, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, The Radio Dept.

"Pinkshinyultrablast, Russia’s finest export release their third album Miserable Miracles through premiere shoegaze ambassadors Club AC30 (UK) and Shelflife (USA). With vocalist Lyubov recently moving to LA, the band have been exploring new ways of composing and collaborating. Partnered with a line-up refinement, the new material sees Pinkshinyultrablast go down a more electronic path while experimenting with new sounds and genres (including inspiration from Japanese pop such as Chiemi Manabe and Yellow Magic Orchestra). On Miserable Miracles Lyubov’s delicate vocals soar effortlessly above haunting ambience and ethereal embellishments complimented by driving motoric beats. Singles 'In The Hanging Gardens' and 'Find Your Saint' perfectly showcase the band’s new, more electronic direction while retaining their signature quirkiness with layers of experimentation. Elsewhere on the likes of 'Dance AM' and 'Triangles' retrocentric 80’s production highlights newer synth-pop influences whereas tracks such as 'Blue Hour' and 'Earth and Elsewhere' are blissful synth-wave soundtracks which give the otherwise upbeat album space to breathe. Together the third album from the innovative trio is one that flows effortlessly as a continuous piece of work and reveals that even within a genre so widely explored, there’s still room for modernization amongst those willing to push boundaries."