The instrumental interlude in Deepest Blue is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard.

Love this record so much. It's been months and I'm still finding new things to love about it. I played a show with Viet Cong once, the last they ever did under that name. Between preoccupations, Women and this record - they've made some of my favourites over the years. I hope to see them again in Australia

My god does the woman singing sound hot as fuck

Magnificent!

Folks here must like guided by voices

Stunningly beautiful body of work Cindy Lee! In the Sunshine and the darkness. ❤🙏

i only wish this was out on streaming platforms💔💔 it would be more convenient to listen to, but this is amazing

The world is going to be okay because this album exists.

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Liz Phair better be opening

I would sooooo buy this on vinyl. one of the most truthful albums I have heard in the last 4-5 year. Makes me feel spacious and claustrophobic all at the same time. Wonderful.

🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

Taking a personal day and listening to the whole album now. Thank you.

This might just be the most enigmatic piece of music I've ever heard... And I can't believe I used to live without it!

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Wow. I’m really inspired. 😮 Thank you!

The soundtrack to your childhood nostalgia.

Captain Beefheart is here. Thank you.

yayyy new cindy lee album

I know the scene of the cover very well, growing up in Alberta. You see those trains run through with that exact design. Looks like its October or November in the cover with the grass color, probably in one of the el nino years like this one, when the air gets cold as fuck but it's so dry there's no snow on the ground. The pavement itself looks distinctly Albertan. I find often American and British musicians have a sense of feeling familiar enough to my reality, but almost sort of a parallel reality where certain things that feel distinctive are not to be seen and certain things are taken to be near-universals, and yet I have never truly touched those experiences. But this album, I know the place it was born in well.

I really enjoy hypnagogic pop artists such as Ariel Pink. But Cindy Lee's piece of a "surreal" (the Needle Drop) reference to an imagined past is even more unexpected. Chapeau!

Spotify now.

Sounds like it’s playing out of a distorted jukebox from an alternate past. Love it!

I dont understand a single word she/he says. Its production is horrible.

There’s something in the water in Canada. Ghostwoman too, but this…

There is something soul weary, tragic, and beautiful about all this ......

awesome album

2 months later and I still love it

New Cindy Lee fan here from New Zealand! Wow what a listen. Sounds like how I imagine the world once was before mass media and smartphones.

Amazon music, please

WHEN IS IT COMING ON VINYL

Im super stoked tht people are finally getting in to Patrick's shit. The Cindy Lee stuff is rad as phuk . I dig it more than Women. But i sure do miss them a shit ton . RIP Big Chris Reimer🎸🎸🌞🎸🎸♥️

Look out Patrick I'm coming for your title 🎸🎸🎸🌞🌞🌞🫵🏼🫵🏼🫵🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

We love you Cindy and Patrick

Beauitful..mesmerizing, delicate music

*FLESH AND BLOOD IS THE GREATEST SONG I EVER HEARD* *IM NOT JOKING*

What is the reason that this masterpice is not in streaming apps :(

this album make me feel like it's 10 years ago and I'm just starting college again wow

This is the best record I've heard in years - listening with tears in my eyes

Wait til you guys discover twinsistermoon and Ariel pink you’ll be mindblown that people have been making bad ass lofi pop for 30+ years

would happily pay $100 for a vinyl of this when you release it. you deserve the $ for this unique masterpiece

Nostalgic for times i never existed and places I've never been. Really transports you away from it all and lets you steep in cerebral bliss.

Holy crap

i love you cindy lee. your music got me through my darkest times)

Thank You Thank You Thank You Thank You Thank You Thank You Thank You Cindy Lee❤

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The horrible cheesy corporate guitar lesson ads littered throughout this (for me) really accentuate the intricate beauty and tasteful spaciousness of Pat’s guitar playing. I fully support buying the download and plan to do so myself, but being faced with that harsh contrast is a kinda cool experience.

2 years and i'm in my 6th decade. Haven't expected to be drawn in like this from a 2h double album again ever. Found a recommendation from a german over-regional newspaper which probably had a look at some music review sites but the review was very positive so I tuned in, wasn't disappointed at all and quite interested. (started with progressive rock in the 70s, punk in the 80s, post-punk in the 90s, avantgarde in between, post-metal somewhere in there too, add some stuff I totally missed like the talk talk progression back then, re-discovering ambient and more...)

I did not think it possible to be so pleasantly surprised today! Thank you Cindy Lee whoever you are. Thank you ❤

My old ass is so glad people are still making interesting music like this (and, perhaps more importantly, people are still loving it). This album is incredible. How do I pay for this? It's not on Bandcamp. I see on the website that Canadians are able to donate easily but I don't live in Canada. Surely they can't simply be giving this away?