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1. Sees the Light by La Sera, released 27 March 1. Love That's Gone 2. Please Be My Third Eye 3. I Can't Keep You in My Mind 4. Break My Heart 5. It's Over Now 6. I'm Alone 7. Real Boy 8. Drive On 9. How Far We've Come Now Don't Stay The second LP from La Sera is ten new tracks of peppy break-up pop brimming with defiance and bitter sweetness, recorded with Rob Barbato (The Fall, Darker.

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2. In almost every way, Sees the Light is an impressive leap forward for Goodman that shows she's more than ready to make La Sera her full-time musical outlet. All this publication's reviews Read full review.

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3. La Sera’s Katy Goodman makes jangly college rock sound fun and cool again on Sees the biodulytodeve.rocolnepenmanfmukwarsfireveluca.infoinfo nonchalant delivery makes her breakup lyrics sound triumphant, whether it’s the country-esque moving-on ode that opens the album, “Love That’s Gone,” or the heavenly alterna-rock of “Break My Heart.”.

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5. Apr 29,  · Nearly every trick La Sera uses on Sees the Light is used to its strongest effect throughout the course of "I Can't Keep You In My Mind", which proves to .

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6. La Sera: Sees The Light 11 diciembre, 22 junio, por e-pep La Sera es el nombre artístico escogido por Katy Goodman (o como se la conoce en los ambientes musicales Kickball Katy) para su carrera musical en solitario.

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7. Following on from ex Vivian Girls drummer Frankie Rose‘s debut solo album is Sees The Light, the second album from current bassist Katy Goodman’s solo project La Sera. Unlike Frankie Rose, who has moved her sound in a decidedly more synth based style, Goodman has stuck largely with the same lo-fi indie ideals of the Vivian Girls.

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8. On her second album under the La Sera name, Vivian Girls bassist Katy Goodman changes things up radically behind the scenes but still ends up with a record that is just as good, if not better, than her excellent self-titled debut. On that record all the music was written and played by Goodman's friend Brady Hall, and he put together a gauzy and sweet update of an early pop/girl group sound.

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