…deluxe edition feature 25 tracks spanning 1 hour and 34 minutes. It appends the original 13-track record with a bonus disc of B-sides, acoustic takes, and early home demos from 1997.
Two years following the tragic demise of Lush, guitarist Emma Anderson formed the dream pop outfit Sing-Sing with vocalist Lisa O’Neill (Locust, Kid Loco) in 1998. The pairing couldn’t have been more magical, for Sing-Sing presented a glowing dynamic. By fall 2002, American indie fans finally got their hands on the duo’s debut album, The Joy of Sing-Sing; it had been previously released in Europe a year earlier, but the stateside release was worth the wait.
The Joy of Sing-Sing showcases Anderson’s signature vocal shimmer. O’Neill is a matchless…

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