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Happiness is a Butterfly vs Cinnamon Girl

Double album 32 tracks

PSB is a perfect magical little thing, and L4L demo for me has more of a "haunted by things that might've been but were never meant to be" connection. Sometimes I just want to lay on the grass and be happy

Pawn Shop Blues vs Looking For America

Absolutely haunting and beautiful. At times it feels like a 10-minute highly choreographed tracking shot from a movie, other times as raw and random as can be. Somehow it captures the song completely. I love the little ambient splashes, the slight echo when she is singing along to the track, the guy at the end, that bare little hint of a hope smile at gunpoint after the last verse, my god.

24 vs Salvatore

So is the unsolved mystery of Boz' "I can't believe she's doing this" comment now fully resolved? It was that it was an album of unreleased songs after all, not about the triple single release?

Gods And Monsters vs White Mustang

The immaculate makeup in the new pic looks like it's for a video shoot... or a new cover

Chemtrails Over The Country Club vs White Dress

Today's scorching hot selphie is equivalent to at least .75 of an EP so I am totally good for at least another month.

Yayo (AKA) vs Million Dollar Man

Ultraviolence vs God Knows I Tried

Wild One vs Wild On You

Bel Air vs French Restaurant

every song v song gal's dream

Oh Say Can You See vs Pawn Shop Blues

Oh Say Can You See vs All You Need

Honeymoon vs Terrence Loves You

Get Free vs Change

Brooklyn Baby vs California

Brooklyn Baby vs Black Beauty

Off to the Races vs Blue Jeans

Tulsa Jesus Freak vs Blue Banisters

Arcadia reminds me of the band Arcadia, which was one of two splinter projects that came off Duran Duran in the mid-80s. Arcadia, the one with Simon le Bon, was more new wave/synth glam, and the other, Power Station, was rock. Arcadia was the cool one, and they only did one album, here's the cover: And this was the single, Election Day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W5aKwrsYIM So, we're obviously getting 80s new wave glam pop, courtesy of daddy Mike