Cost Of Living Adjustment [Tangerine Vinyl] (LP)
Cola
Amoeba Review
Cola's Cost Of Living Adjustment has to be one of the most satisfying post-punk albums of the year so far. The Montreal trio makes smart, somewhat deadpan art rock that's razor sharp and quite beautiful. These are songs that catch at the heart without feeling downbeat; this is an album you can get lost in for a wistful yet pleasant three-quarters of an hour. Fans of Australian post-punk and indie acts like the late great The Goon Sax and the legendary The Go-Betweens will dig this.
Track Listing
Side A Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Forced Position
|
Cola | 03:31 |
|
2.
Hedgesitting
|
Cola | 04:47 |
|
3.
Fainting Spells
|
Cola | 04:05 |
|
4.
Haveluck Country
|
Cola | 04:51 |
|
5.
Satre-Torial
|
Cola | 03:39 |
Side B Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Polished Knives
|
Cola | 03:49 |
|
2.
Much of a Muchness
|
Cola | 03:38 |
|
3.
Third Double
|
Cola | 04:07 |
|
4.
Conflagration Mindset
|
Cola | 04:02 |
|
5.
Favoured Over the Ride
|
Cola | 04:41 |
|
6.
Skywriter's Sigh
|
Cola | 03:43 |
























