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Joyland (Trust album)
''Joyland'' is the second studio album by the Canadian synthpop project Trust, fronted by Robert Alfons. It was released on March 4, 2014 through Arts & Crafts Records in North America.〔("news" ) News item on the official bandpage announcing the album.〕 A video for the song 'Rescue, Mister', directed by Sabrina Ratté, premiered in January 2014.〔() Director website entry. Accessed March 6, 2014.〕
The album received generally favourable reviews so far〔("Metacritic" ) Metacritic entry for the album. Accessed March 7, 2014.〕 and debuted at No. 12 of Billboard's Dance/Electronic Albums chart.
== Development ==
The album was developed solely by Robert Alfons since ''Austra's'' Maya Postepski left Trust shortly after the release of their first album TRST. ''Joyland'' was "written in different places in the world while touring" as opposed to the first album which was primarily developed in Toronto. In Alfons's opinion that made a big difference, because the album was now influenced by the vast "energy from the live shows" and a boost of self-confidence. Alfons also states that this boost has led him to be "a bit more playful with many aspects of the record", especially his vocals.
Robert Alfons listed video game soundtracks, acid house and early techno music, Kate Bush, Elizabeth Fraser from the Cocteau Twins and Lee Hazlewood as influences for ''Joyland''.
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