D by White Denim (CD, May-2011, Downtown Records)

Album Features
UPC:	878037023626
Artist:	White Denim
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2011
Record Label:	Downtown Records
Genre:	Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. It's Him!
2. Burnished
3. At the Farm
4. Street Joy
5. Anvil Everything
6. River to Consider
7. Drug
8. Bess St.
9. Is and Is and Is
10. Keys

Details
Playing Time:	37 min.
Producer:	White Denim
Distributor:	Fontana Distribution
Recording Type:	Studio
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Recording information: Lakeside Studio, Austin, TX; Mob House, Austin, TX.Photographers: Bobby Weiss; Michael Hammett.Arranger: White Denim.With a second guitarist in the lineup and three albums of psychedelic garage madness under their belts, White Denim are taking a stab at classic rock with their fourth album, the simply titled D. Based on the spacy single "Drug," the album should prove to be the band's most expansive effort to date.

Editorial Reviews
[T]hey once again seem determined to jam just about every sonic element from all the FM-oriented records released between 1966 and 1976 into a vaguely modernized template.
Paste

CMJ All members of White Denim can play circles around most of their indie-rock and garage contemporaries. Steve Terebecki has quietly become one of the best bassists in indie...

4 stars out of 5 -- [T]he sublime attack often recalls late-Sixties Grateful Dead, when their songs still had garage-rock drive....They're like a jam band that refuses to be boring.
Rolling Stone

D is easily White Denim's best-sounding effort yet: The band's trademark shape-shifting compositions now feature clean, interlocking guitar lines, and singer James Petralli's voice has smoothed out into a raspy howl.
Pitchfork

Expect whiplash of the most intriguing, enjoyable kind, like your iPod jumping to a new album every other track.
Spin

3 stars out of 5 -- Practically every one of D's 10 tracks is underpinned by Joshua Block's skittering, ever inventive drums.
Record Collector

Ranked #46 in Rolling Stone's '50 Best Albums Of 2011' -- [H]ard-driving punk-pastoral garage jams.
Rolling Stone

Ranked #4 in Uncut's '50 Best Albums Of 2011' -- Ceaselessly inventive, and quite exhilarating.
Uncut