Now 25 years old, Hawaii shines as the masterpiece of Sean O'Hagan's avant-pop innovators, the High Llamas. Prior to finding a permanent home at Drag City, the group's early catalog had largely languished, following an unfortunate copyrights acquisition which equated to very limited accessibility to the music. Long overdue, Hawaii, its predecessor Gideon Gaye, and the others have just landed across streaming platforms for the first time . . .
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