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This album has an average beat per minute of 118 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 76/144 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. BPM Profile Everybody. Album starts at 122BPM, ends at 101BPM (-21), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by The Sea and Cake.

Recorded at Key Club, Benton Harbor, MI and mixed at SOMA Electronic Music Studios, Chicago, IL. Additional recording at SOMA. Manufactured and marketed by EMI Australia under exclusive license. Other Versions (5 of 5) View All. Cat.

Up On Crutches, 03:36.

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Like most Sea and Cake albums, however, Everybody has moments that are so spare and understated that they nearly cease to exist altogether. Coconut", "Introducing", and "Transparent", in particular, suffer from the mid-tempo passivity that occasionally creeps into the band's albums, and when it does, their music sounds like third-rate Stereolab: too-calculated, too-restrained, too non-existent. Yes, this is the most rock-based album the Sea and Cake have made, but it still sounds modern, sophisticated, and ultra-cool. In that sense, to borrow a phrase from David Byrne, it's the same as it ever was. the sea and cake everybody.

The Sea And Cake aren’t concerned with being new. Rather, their concern is just being themselves, trying out new sounds of interest, all the while playing unapologetically contented music. On record, they’ve traveled from pop to jazz, soul, rock, electronica, lounge, and even touches of dance, never totally settling for one form or another. So after One Bedroom, which seemed such an extreme, I should have known they’d swing back again to a more organic, live direction  . But with that second track, the buoyant and lovely Too Strong, Everybody gains its stride as an album of satisfying, summery rock. In other words, it’s another Sea And Cake record. Still, there are a few notable changes for these Chicagoans.