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I really like this soundtrack, if you are into trance/electronica this is a must download! I like the album cover too. I've just started with one album out, and this is what I want mine to sound like by the next album with any luck. Love it!
I don't know why would anybody wanna listen to this stuff more than once.
When I listen to this album I imagine a bunch of dudes sitting on rugs in a place with dim lights full of ethnic instruments and ganga smoke. Good artistry, bold ideas, full of creativity. Though you may get a little disoriented while listening - worth a listen.
The logo is absolutely ingenious.
The tunes are gentle and kind, but for some reason I wasn't moved. Something is not there, can't say at the moment what's that exactly...
However, very nice album, reminds Yann Tiersen sometimes.
In music I'm allways looking for originality, creativity, artistic expression and introduction of something new. This album has it all, the whole package! And not less important it's also agreeable for the ears.
This is revisited review, you can read the original one and the discussion that brought to chaning my point of view in Comments of this review.
Yeah I like the groove and atmosphere the music brings across. Very therapeutic listening to some of the energy the music emits. Anyways, enjoyed lying in bed just strolling the internet whilst listening to the music. Good job
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I've gotta start this review by mentioning I really don't like this type of music at all. But, it is music nonetheless, and I think I can confidentially say that its better than most stuff i've heard from this genre. I'm impressed by the variety of dynamics supporting the tracks; "I knew you", for example.
Anyways, I thought this type of music died in the mid-nineties, so I think its good that somebody holds true to their genre.
Peace, Love and Music!
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Highly disappointing... I was almost going to say this was not psychobilly at all, until I heard the tracks "hang 'em high" and "eat the dust and die". These two tracks, particularly "hang 'em high", are not half bad - though "hang 'em high" has no connection to the foggy mountain rockers' song of the same title.
"Hang 'em high" is in the style of the rockabilly-dominant psychobilly, such as the Lucky Devils' cover of "My Sweet Love Ain't Around" etc. The best song out of the seven tracks, i'd say. Worth getting the whole album just for this one track.
"Eat the dust and die" seems influenced by the Nekromantix, and isn't half bad.
The other tracks are not worth mentioning, unless one is into the more the mainstream "punkrock" popular nowdays.
Overall, as mentioned above, this is not psychobilly (2 exceptions granted), not even in the most stretched definition of the style. Tiger Army and 12 Step Rebels, even the Living End once in a blue moon, are a lot closer than this band.
Reminiscent of that mad Swiss band, the Monsters... Sidekick Lupchen & the Bad Generation play some nice, fast paced, garage laced rock n roll with some kick ass beats.
I like some of the vocals alot. There are moments of passion
intensity and beauty. Some points in the album bring everything together.
I enjoyed listening and hope to hear more from this group.
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