Music Review

Down Colorful Hill (1992)

Red House Painters

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Lead Performance: Red House Painters; Genre: Pop

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By Arion Berger

The songs on Down Colorful Hill, the British group's debut album, are so tranquilized they sound like Gregorian chants for unbelievers. Red House Painters' spare, suicidal pop single-handedly revives the romance of youthful ennui with mournful lyrics and lulling, trancelike melodies. B-

Posted Nov 27, 1992

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