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Reunion 7​-​inch

by Papermaps

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Wes Meadows Gorgeous poppy song. Nice b-side as well. Favorite track: Reunion.
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This hand-numbered, limited-edition 7-inch is the debut release by Toronto’s Papermaps (formerly known as EX~PO). Side A, “Reunion,” is simultaneously bombastic and accessible. The production values pay homage to records like “What is Life” and “Instant Karma” while remaining vibrantly modern. From the opening piano hook and massive drum sound to its explosive chorus and sing-along refrain, this song will catch and keep you. “Reunion” is the first single from Papermaps’ forthcoming self-titled album (due out March 2011). Side B, “Banana Republic,” originally appeared on the 2008 EX~PO album Central Meaner Street. It is presented here remastered for maximum fidelity by Noah Mintz. Featuring push/pull, utopia/dystopia imagery, offset by shifting time signatures and backwards string section tape loops, the song is like a marriage between “Tomorrow Never Knows” and the Dave Brubeck album Time Out. “Banana Republic” is one of the few EX~PO songs that Papermaps performs live.The full-colour artwork, titled “Haunts,” was hand drawn by singer/guitarist Dean Marino. It is a psychogeographic exercise based on his neighbourhood in Toronto, highlighting his favourite haunts and the local clubs Papermaps has played.

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released January 11, 2011

Written / Produced by Dean Marino

Dean Marino - Vocals, Guitar
Todd Harrison - Bass, Korg, Vocals
Wendy Leung - Piano, Vocals
Bobby Lee - Drums, Vocals

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Papermaps Toronto, Ontario

Papermaps is Canadian indie rock/dreampop band lead by producer/songwriter Dean Marino with Betty Dimo, Andy Soto and Johnny Rowe

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