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Magic Is Pocketed
2023 · mini albüm
Here (Peel Dream Magazine Remix)
2022 · single
Pad
2022 · albüm
Hiding Out
2022 · single
Pictionary
2022 · single
Pad
2022 · single
Double Bus
2021 · single
Agitprop Alterna (Deluxe Edition)
2021 · albüm
Moral Panics (Vinyl Edition)
2021 · albüm
Moral Panics
2020 · mini albüm
New Culture
2020 · single
Agitprop Alterna
2020 · albüm
It's My Body
2020 · single
Emotional Devotion Creator
2020 · single
Pill
2020 · single
Up and Up
2019 · mini albüm
Novelty
2019 · single
Up and Up
2019 · single
Modern Meta Physic
2018 · albüm
Deetjen's
2018 · single
Levitating Between 2 Chords
2018 · single
Shenandoah
2018 · single
Qi Velocity
2018 · single
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With his third album as Peel Dream Magazine, Joseph Stevens beckons you toward a fabulist, zig-zag world entirely of his own design. On Pad, he eschews the fuzzy glories of his indie pop past – vibraphone trembles while chamber strings take center stage. The curtains lift to reveal banjo. Chimes. Farfisa. And as he lets out a moan atop the album’s title track, it becomes clear that this is no ordinary performance. A conceptual work about losing oneself when all they have is themself, Pad gestures towards an exciting new future for Stevens’ pop moniker by reimagining its own very existence. The follow-up to 2020’s breakthrough album Agitprop Alterna, Pad presents a major sonic evolution for the 34 year old songwriter, who moved to Los Angeles amid the cataclysm that same year. Seventies era drum machines and synthesizers remain here, but he’s traded his buzzing offset guitar for a nylon-string, opting for a gentle baroque pop sound steeped in Bossa, folk, and its own eerie mysticism. Alongside mid century touchstones like Burt Bacharach, Stevens draws on the cultishly-beloved tinkerings of late-1960s Beach Boys, offering a surreal melange of vintage organs and found percussion, as well as Harry Nilsson’s 1970 song tapestry The Point!. -Larry Fitzmaurice