Sealed Repress Of The 2015 Mini-LP. "In A Not-so-secret Message At The End Of His 2015 Mini-Album Another One, Mac Demarco Offers Up His Home Address In Far Rockaway, New York, Inviting Listeners To "Stop On By, I'll Make You A Cup Of Coffee." Four Albums Into His Relatively Young Career, The Transplanted Canadian Has Already Earned A Playfully Eccentric Reputation That Mirrors His Unconventional Musical Style. As Admired For His Oddball Antics (Homemade Videos Wearing Michael Jackson And Homer Simpson Masks, Holding A Contest For Fans Whose Prize Is $0.69 From His Bank Account, That Invitation For Coffee) As For His Laid-Back Songcraft, Demarco Has Become An Unexpected Indie Hero With His Own Highly Recognizable Sound. Beginning With 2012's Rock & Roll Nightclub, Each Release Has Been An Improvement On Its Predecessor, With 2014's Salad Days Landing Atop Many Critic's Year-end Lists. Wasting Little Time On His Follow-Up, Demarco Quickly Wrote And Assembled This Eight-Song Effort At His Home On The Southern Shores Of New York's Jamaica Bay In Queens. It Feels Ephemeral And So, Perhaps, Is Demarco's Tenure In The Watery Little House Where This Music Was Made. This Beguiling Little Album Is Another Feather In Demarco's Baseball Cap, And Will Live On In His Growing Catalog, But You Might Want To Head Over To Queens For That Cup Of Coffee Before It's Too Late." AllMusic Review By Timothy Monger.