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Two Vines - LP, CD

Empire of the Sun

Dance-pop | Electropop | Indietronica

2016

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LP Empire of the Sun: Two Vines

Gatefold 180g Vinyl — Astralwerks US import

Astralwerks 28. October 2016 USA

Album New Arrivals Week 5 US Import

More ID: 856919 EAN: 0602557100570 Discogs ID: 9258680

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28,99 €

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Title	Two Vines
Artist	Empire of the Sun
More info	Gatefold 180g Vinyl — Astralwerks US import
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Astralwerks
Country of issue	USA
Date of publication	28. October 2016
First released	2016
Weight	230 g
EAN	0602557100570
Product ID	856919
Discogs ID	9258680
Discogs reviews	4.31

Empire of the Sun: Two Vines version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company Astralwerks on 28. October 2016.

"Empire of the Sun: Two Vines," released in 2016, is the third studio album by the Australian electronic music duo Empire of the Sun. The album features a blend of electronic, pop, and alternative sounds that showcase the band's signature style, characterized by grandiose melodies and theatrical aesthetics. "Two Vines" was produced by notable figures in the music industry, including Peter Mayes and Donnie Sloan, with contributions from Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac and Wendy Melvoin from Prince's Revolution. The album's title track, "Two Vines," along with singles like "High and Low" and "Way to Go," offer listeners an immersive auditory experience filled with lush soundscapes and catchy hooks. The record received generally positive reviews from critics and continued to build upon the success of their previous albums, "Walking on a Dream" and "Ice on the Dune."

Album spans genres Dance-pop, Electropop and Indietronica.