Artist.......: The Low Frequency In Stereo
Album........: The Last Temptation Of...The Low Frequency In Ster
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: May-26-2006
str.date.....: 000-00-0000
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: http://www.lowfrequencyinstereo.com/
track title time
01. big city lights 03:14
02. the challenger 02:32
03. 21 03:45
04. jimmy legs 03:42
05. axes 03:47
06. bahamas 04:01
07. the last temptation of...the low frequency 10:01
in stereo
08. red flag 06:28
Runtime 37:30 min
Size 58,2 MB
Release Notes:
The Low Frequency in Stereo, from Haugesund ,
Norway , are called the band with one foot in
Pompeii and one in Space.
The music are based on groovy drums, heavy organic
bass, an old living-room organ, Fender Rhodes and a
knife-sharp guitar which is all together making
timeless music which can remind the listener from
everything between Can, Stereolab, The Jesus And
Mary Chain and The Doors. The Low Frequency in
Stereo are making music that sounds fresh, inspired
and focused. Some call it Lo-Fi Post-Rock some just
talks about the unique The Low Frequency in Stereo
sound.
After several European tours and big festivals, the
band are looking forward to conquer more fans in
2006. The band has just released the EP Astro-Kopp
to great reviews and have just recorded their 3 rd
album called The Last Temptation Of... The Low
Frequency in Stereo which is an album recorded on
analogue equipment to get the classic room sound
and mixed down on digital sound to keep the natural
sounds on the mood and instruments. It is going to
be released during spring 2006 all over the world.
The band say it`s the best album they have recorded
and the rumours says that this album is going to be
the major break through for the band.The band has
recorded the album with Anders M°ller ôEuroboysö in
his Crystal Canyon Studio in Oslo, Norway.
David Fricke describes the concert in Austin ,
Texas 2005 like this:
ôThe music is a mixture of the long solo elements
in ôthe Doorsö set to the raptide of Joy Division`s
ôtransmissionö with the surf guitar twang of Dick
Daleö.ôThey are the Coolest Rulers from Scandinavia
!ö David Fricke- Senior Editor û Rolling Stone.
ôLow Frequency in Stereo never seems to be faking
it. The conquers the minute and grandiose in equal
measures, showing the awesome potential of a band
with creativity, ambition and diverse influences
confidence enough to mix them all together,
suddenly the Norwegian landscape, as explained on
the album Travelling Ants Who got Eaten by Moskus
makes sense!ö Matt Liebowitz- Splendid Magazine