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artist : Caribou
title . Andorra
type : Album
year . 2007
genre : Indie
subgenre . Indie Rock / Space Rock
label : City Slang
cat . SLANG1047982
URL : http://www.caribou.fm
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encoder . FLAC 1.21a
quality : 892kbps / 44.1Khz / Stereo
source . CDDA
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01.Melody Day 04:11
02.Sandy 04:09
03.After Hours 06:15
04.She's The One 04:00
05.Desiree 04:12
06.Eli 03:05
07.Sundialing 04:40
08.Irene 03:38
09.Niobe 08:51
43:01 min 271.71 MB
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Sleigh Bells. Multi-tracked, bombastic drums. Gentle falsettos.
Flutophone. Flutophone? Just some of what you'll encounter in the
first few minutes of Andorra. For those unaware, Andorra is a small
country nestled between Spain and France, and Caribou is one Don
Snaith, formerly known as Manitoba (he switched names after threat of
lawsuit by ex-pro wrestler Richard "Handsome Dick" Manitoba. No
joke.). Andorra continues Snaith's trajectory since 2003's Up in
Flames, when he shed the IDM and electronic cocoon of his earlier work
for the sun-soaked psychedelic maelstrom (and live band) that
continues to date. Snaith has found a new level of focus within the
confines of his swirling laboratory and the result is an exhausting
slab of avant-pop. '60s grab-bag comparisons here are inevitable.
"Melody Day" is remarkably like The United States of America in its
soft, falsetto melody and freakbeat drums. The Silver Apples robotic
bass line pop of "Sandy" gives it a mechanical propulsion that cuts
through its curtains of noise. "After Hours" is Soft Machine
reincarnate. "Irene" is a melancholy drum machine-backed pop tune,
until it gives way to white noise (literally--or is that pink noise?).
The unifier of Snaith's compositions remains the ubiquitous, multi-
tracked drum onslaught, but the confidence in his vocals (and
subsequently, the melodic appeal) increases with every release. The
few missteps, like "Desiree," which falls flat in its meandering, do
not deter the overall success of this outing. Half a century of studio
experimentation has informed and enhanced the recipe for blissing out,
and Caribou cooks up another batch here for your immersion.
enjoy!
remember to support artists.
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shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
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If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling..
music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
think you can add to this feeling.. then drop us a line d_h@zmail.com
keep the feeling real. .∙· d e e p h o u s e 2 0 1 5 ·∙.
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