You can have what you want, And throw the rest away.

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The two albums previous to You Can Have What You Want were bright and sunny, but very calm and almost serene. This record isn't much different - maybe a little more layered and gauzy at times, but still overflowing with pleasant melodies and nice sounds. Quever as always sings the lyrics as if in a dream, drifting over the rich arrangements with a light and feathery touch that brings to mind a collegiate and slightly shaky Colin Blunstone (or a less shaky early Neil Young

The sound is intimate and close, nicely balancing the sonic concerns of the last few Papercuts records. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card.

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On that album, Papercuts demonstrated a keen ability to craft sickly sweet pop gems from a number of different angles. At times, Can’t Go Back resembles If You’re Feeling Sinister as though recorded by Belle and Sebastian dealing with a nasty hangover. The notes from the sheet music are similar but played in a languid. Quever’s poetry to be anything more than ambiguous. For all that, it’s possible to imagine You Can Have What You Want as a concept album. Papercuts imagine a time when things were better on opener ‘Once We Walked in the Sunlight’ and supposes how we might re-live these halcyon days on the advice of unlikely messianic vessels on ‘Dictator’s Lament’ and ‘The Machine Will Tell Us So’. Lyrics lifted from Queverâ.

After moving to San Francisco and studying at SFSU, Quever started Papercuts as a solo project, releasing his first proper album "Mockingbird" in 2004. In 2007 came the critically acclaimed "Can't Go Back", followed by 2009's "You Can Have What You Want", both on Gnomonsong Records. 2011's "Fading Parade" was released by Sub Pop records, which was followed by a period where Quever focused on producing. He currently runs a recording studio in downtown Los Angeles.

With Papercuts' You Can Have What You Want due out tomorrow (April 14) on Gnomonsong, today seemed like a pretty good time to drop a new album reminder, as well as outline the band's upcoming North American tour schedule.

About Papercuts Tour Albums. Papercuts arrived on the Alternative scene with the appearance of the album 'Mockingbird' released on September 21, 2004. The single 'Mockingbird' quickly became a success and made Papercuts one of the fastest growing talents at that moment. Since then, Papercuts published the extremely famous album 'Can't Go Back' which is comprised of some of the most beloved work from the Papercuts collection. Can't Go Back' contains the single 'Dear Employee' which has made itself the most well-known for music lovers. Papercuts: You Can Have What You Want.

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