Papercuts — You Can Have What You Want

Papercuts
You Can Have What You Want
Gnomonsong

Blending synthetic pop into a delectable void of hope and anguish comes Papercuts, the brainchild of San Francsico’s Jason Robert Quever. You Can Have What You Want spans a gamut of despondently pensive moods, allowing feelings both high and low to prevail amid Quever’s mature arrangements; organ and strings are never out of place and tasteful percussion lends perfectly to a soothing tenor pitch enveloping the whole. “Once We Walked In The Sunlight” and “A Dictator’s Lament” are enough to meat-hook any fan of Spiritualized or Grandaddy for the duration of Papercuts’ ride and, perhaps, may cause some listeners to unexpectedly climb an altitudinous ridge or mountain with the zombie-like notion that spiritual awakening lies atop a snowy peak.
Jacob Sprecher

Once We Walked In The Sunlight
A Dictator’s Lament
The Machine Will Tell Us So
A Peculiar Hallelujah
Jet Plane
Dead Love
Future Primitive
You Can Have What You Want
The Void
The Wolf

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