$49.98
Currently Unavailable Artist: Belle & Sebastian
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 02/16/2018
Label: Matador
Catalog Number: 1123
Recording: Studio
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Format: Vinyl LP
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Amoeba Review
09/07/2020
This boxset gathers all 3 of Belle & Sebastian’s How To Solve Our Human Problems EPs, beginning with Part 1 released at the tail end of last year. Inspired by their 1997 run of three successive EPs, the band sought to once again capture that creative energy over a trio of releases that feature songs that range from quintessential B&S (“The Same Star,” “I’ll Be Your Pilot”) to new sounds entirely (the electronica-tinged “We Were Beautiful”).