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'''''Odalisque''''' is the second album by [[Sanglorians]]. | '''''Odalisque''''' is the second album by [[Sanglorians]]. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Sanglorians frontman [[Daniel Brummel]] promoted the album on [[May 1]], [[2020]], during an ''[[Island in the Zoom]]'' webinar hosted by [[Rivers Cuomo]]. In the said webinar, Daniel revealed he had been working on the album for roughly half a decade. The two singles chosen for the album were "Down to Affection" and "Come Back to What You Are". The opening track, "Miriam," is named for Brummel's | Sanglorians frontman [[Daniel Brummel]] promoted the album on [[May 1]], [[2020]], during an ''[[Island in the Zoom]]'' webinar hosted by [[Rivers Cuomo]]. In the said webinar, Daniel revealed he had been working on the album for roughly half a decade. The two singles chosen for the album were "Down to Affection" and "Come Back to What You Are". The opening track, "Miriam," is named for Brummel's younger sister. | ||
==Release== | ==Release== | ||
The album's release was postponed twice, eventually releasing on [[July 3]], [[2020]]. As of [[2021]], it has only been released digitally and on cassette. | The album's release was postponed twice, eventually releasing on [[July 3]], [[2020]]. As of [[2021]], it has only been released digitally and on cassette. | ||