Contorted in Deep Space, by Red Queen Hypothesis

Contorted in Deep Space

by Red Queen Hypothesis

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1.	Underlines 01:58	buy track
2.	The Age of Proboscideans 02:05	buy track
3.	Off With the Show 01:12	buy track
4.	Onto the Tape 02:03	buy track
5.	Dose Up 01:18	buy track
6.	The Party 01:50	buy track
7.	Lucky Stars 01:19	buy track
8.	Miles of Waiting 02:14	buy track
9.	Make the Tape Go 01:26	buy track
10.	Feedback 03:11	buy track
11.	Nine to the Landing 02:30	buy track
12.	Ducking Within 01:09	buy track
13.	The Vacuum Hallucinations 02:02	buy track
14.	Revolution, Baby! 01:45	buy track

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Red Queen Hypothesis - or RQH, as their fans call them - perform a timeless, fuzzy-cute pop that has drawn comparisons to the Polyphonic Spree, Guided by Voices, the Gerbils, and Jim Henson's Muppets. On Contorted in Deep Space, the group has distilled the pop promise of its earlier homemade releases into a focused, singularly catchy collection of tunes. Science themes (leader Andrew Myers has a geology degree from Richmond, Indiana's Earlham College), obtuse poetry, and drugged storytelling feature prominently on this album. It even features a commissioned children's song about the evolution of wooly mammoths! There are plenty of 60s pop nods on here - Beach Boys style bouncing and Kinks-inspired sing songs - mingling with the layers of quirk, fuzz and home fidelities that at least one critic is sure to describe as "catchier than a football."