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Small Faces

Small Faces

hard rock, psychedelic rock, rhythm and blues, rock music

United Kingdom

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Sound in a sentence: "The music pulses with a rhythmic drive, layered harmonies, and dynamic shifts that pull listeners between moments of buoyancy and reflective depth."
Small Faces matter because they embody a unique crossroads in musical history, melding the raw energy of rock with an artful sensibility that speaks to both the heart and the mind. Their work reflects the spirit of a generation grappling with identity and social change, creating a sonic landscape that feels both immediate and timeless.
Small Faces matter because they embody a unique crossroads in musical history, melding the raw energy of rock with an artful sensibility that speaks to both the heart and the mind. Their work reflects the spirit of a generation grappling with identity and social change, creating a sonic landscape that feels both immediate and timeless. By channeling the intensity of youth culture into their sound, they set a precedent for future artists who sought to merge personal expression with broader cultural commentary. Their approach combines infectious grooves with layered instrumentation, creating a sound that feels both grounded and expansive. Small Faces were not just musicians; they were sonic architects who crafted intricate arrangements that balanced urgency with introspection. This duality allows their music to resonate on various levels, drawing listeners into a world where every note is imbued with meaning and intention. Common lyrical themes include the complexities of love, disillusionment, and the search for authenticity amidst societal pressures. Their writing style often blends sincerity with a touch of irony, employing vivid imagery that tells stories while also inviting reflection. This combination fosters an immersive experience where listeners can feel the weight of each emotional arc.

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Discography

27 releases • 14 studio • 1965–2005
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Singles ()

Afterglow of Your Love

Afterglow of Your Love

1969

The Universal

The Universal

1968

Lazy Sunday

Lazy Sunday

1968

Tin Soldier

Tin Soldier

1967

Itchycoo Park

Itchycoo Park

1967

Here Come the Nice

Here Come the Nice

1967

I Can't Make It

I Can't Make It

1967

Patterns

Patterns

1967

My Mind's Eye

My Mind's Eye

1966

Sha-La-La-La-Lee

Sha-La-La-La-Lee

1966

Hey Girl

Hey Girl

1966

I've Got Mine

I've Got Mine

1965

Whatcha Gonna Do About It

Whatcha Gonna Do About It

1965

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