Expanding Anyway Explained

Expanding Anyway
Type:	Album
Artist:	Morning Teleportation
Cover:	Expandinganyway.jpg
Released:	March 8, 2011
Genre:	Psychedelic, Electro, Roots
Length:	58:12
Label:	Glacial Pace Recordings^[1]
Producer:	Isaac Brock^[2]

Expanding Anyway is the debut full-length album by psychedelic rock band Morning Teleportation.^{[3] [4]} The album was released on Glacial Pace Recordings on March 8, 2011.

Critical reception

Spin wrote that the band's "energy can be so overpowering that it takes a minute to notice the adeptness of the musicianship — [frontman Tiger] Merritt’s exciting prog guitar riffs make the nine-minute 'Wholehearted Drifting Sense of Inertia' feel too short."^[5] NPR called the album "a raw and tantalizing piece of work."^[6] PopMatters wrote that Morning Teleportation's "sloppy, anything-goes aesthetic makes their debut album an unhinged ball of fun."^[7]

Notes and References

1. Web site: Morning Teleportation - Expanding Anyway. Glacial Pace Recordings.
2. Web site: Group At Work: Morning Teleportation. August 16, 2017. Relix Media.
3. Web site: Best of What's Next: Morning Teleportation. August 15, 2012. pastemagazine.com.
4. Web site: Morning Teleportation on 'Letterman'. Rolling Stone. May 5, 2011.
5. Web site: Morning Teleportation, ‘Expanding Anyway’ (Glacial Pace). March 8, 2011. Spin.
6. Web site: Watch Morning Teleportation's 360˚ Video For 'Re-wiring Easily'. NPR.org.
7. Web site: Morning Teleportation: Expanding Anyway. June 15, 2011. PopMatters.