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Product Description If Oh, Ramona was Jordan Geiger s bedroom-pop debut album, then Lonely Twin is the sound of Geiger s Hospital Ships solo project moving up to a three-room suite. Exploding outward on album opener Love Or Death, Geiger gives voice to those ...on the outside, always looking in, while injecting enough electronic beats, buzzing organ riffs, and joyous handclaps to elevate this sophomore Hospital Ships album from modest humility to self-assured confidence.Perhaps that s because Geiger, a native of Lawrence, Kansas, former member of Shearwater and the Appleseed Cast, and principal member of the now-defunct Minus Story, has taken the fractured Midwestern influences of The Flaming Lips and Bright Eyes to fresh new heights. Honey Please is a rollicking slice of queasy, off-kilter rock, but tender tracks like Bird In Furs and Phantom Limb revisit Geiger s bedroom strengths: intimate, majestic moments of indie-pop beauty that rise and fall with the crescendos and valleys of his high-pitched tenor.Lonely Twin also alights in AM pop, doom rock, and dusty folk territory, but through it all, Jordan Geiger maintains a balance between optimism and desperation, both necessary attributes to survive in these turbulent times. With Lonely Twin, Geiger ventures out of his comfort zone and into the delightful yet dark surrounding world. It s a journey on which you ll definitely want to join him. Review While Geiger's voice retains the sweet melancholy that ran through the hermetic bedroom pop of his debut album, 'Oh, Ramona,' instrumentally the new record is a much denser exercise. An undertone of psychedelia, thumping bass lines, shuffling drums and squalls of noise streak through the songs on 'Lonely Twin.' --Huffington Post(7.5 Rating) Geiger's songs are densely arranged, yet strikingly, almost uncomfortably intimate, especially the disquieting hush of Phantom Limb and the fatalistic march of Carry On before it erupts into a Biblical din. There's a dark undercurrent of dispossession coursing through these songs, which sound measured and conflicted even as they grasp for meaning and import. That generosity of spirit suggests Geiger knows that everyone, even Canadian collectives and celebrity kids, is an outsider looking in. --Pitchfork(7.5 Rating) Geiger's songs are densely arranged, yet strikingly, almost uncomfortably intimate, especially the disquieting hush of Phantom Limb and the fatalistic march of Carry On before it erupts into a Biblical din. There's a dark undercurrent of dispossession coursing through these songs, which sound measured and conflicted even as they grasp for meaning and import. That generosity of spirit suggests Geiger knows that everyone, even Canadian collectives and celebrity kids, is an outsider looking in. --Pitchfork