Name: Out of Range
Brand: Gun Outfit

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

POB036LP

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Format detail

140 Gram Vinyl with Printed Inner Sleeve and Download.

Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2017-11-10

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier US

Secre­tly

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

616892483243

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Gun Outfit

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Paradise of Bachelors

Gun Outfit is an Olympia, Washington-based band that has crafted a unique sound influenced by the likes of *a88468* and *a55965*. Their music seamlessly blends melody, jangle, punk, and pop to create a captivating listening experience. They are contemporaries with *a762369* and *a1102559*, further solidifying their place in the indie music scene.
With a sound that appeals to fans of bands such as Milk Music, Broken Water, Total Control, and Grass Widow among others, Gun Outfit has carved out their own niche within the industry. Their music resonates with those who appreciate the raw energy of punk combined with catchy melodies.
Gun Outfit's discography showcases their ability to push boundaries while staying true to their unique style. With each release, they continue to captivate audiences and establish themselves as one of the most exciting acts in contemporary indie rock.

Their fifth LP ranks as their most brutally beautiful statement yet. Drawing from mythologies both classical and postmodern, Out of Range builds a world in which Brueghel the Elder, St. Augustine, and the ancient goddess Cybele ride with John Ford, Samuel Beckett, and Wallace Stevens on a Orphic-Gnostic suicide drive towards the hallucinatory vanishing points of the Southwestern desert, debating the denouement of the decaying American dream. It’s a lesser known beheading-ending of the Orpheus story that L.A. band Gun Outfit recount in Ontological Intercourse, the opening track of their fifth full-length record Out of Range, their most brutally beautiful statement yet. Next time the chorus comes round, singer and guitarist Dylan Sharp - who shares twin vocal and guitar duties with the incomparable Carrie Keith - sings a mutant doo-wop bass line. Ballads for the dead, indeed. Meanwhile, other songs inhabit concerns more terrestrial and immediate, though no less profound: the open road (The 101); human love (Three Words,); death and the failures of faith (Primacy of Love); and the damages, deceits, and delights of drugs (Strange Insistence.)

Out of Range

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