Heavyweight White Vinyl LP. Debut full-length album from London quintet The Leaf Library. The record is full of wonderfully woozy, drone-pop tunes about meteorology, the seasons and the incoming sea; from songs about the ghostly Suffolk coastline to the slowly rising waters of London marshes, these ten tracks channel the warm fuzz of Yo La Tengo, the spacious repetition of Talk Talk and Movietone's seaside melancholy to beautiful effect. Musically, the album is a shift away from the Stereolab and Electrelane influenced buzz and drone of the band's previous singles - the album has a more contemplative, nocturnal feel, with songs that gradually unfurl, with more horns, strings and pianos brought into the mix. This coupled with waves of synths and drones give the album a drifting, tidal feel throughout. Asleep Between Stations, Tilting, Slow Spring, Acre, Sailing Day, Rings of Saturn, Pushing/Swimming, Summer Moon, April, Evening Gathers
