Artist.......: Sternklang
Album........: Transistor beach
Label........: dBut
Genre........: Electronic
Catnr........: NDBUT031
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Mar-30-2007
str.date.....: Oct-09-2006
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
track title time
01. A chain of events 03:57
02. Wilderness 03:56
03. That everlasting sense 03:45
04. Tricky girls 03:52
05. Bag of bones 04:15
06. Transistor beach 03:44
07. Field days 03:45
08. What she says 03:54
09. Understand time 04:24
10. Gong ghetto 04:03
11. Allouis 01:50 am 03:44
12. Hilversum 04:33
Runtime 47:52 min
Size 69,3 MB
Release Notes:
From press release:
"Sternklang, one of the truly great pioneers of
Norwegian electronica, returns with a new album, a
fully instrumented band and vocal helpers from all
sides of Norwegian pop.
This is his best album to date and will give broad
audiences from both pop- and electronica followings
a great big smile on their faces!
Other guests on the album are Pσl Angelskσr from
Minor Majority and Sigmund Floyd of Palace of
Pleasure.
Sternklang has many fans all over the world that
have awaited this album for a long time, and they
won't be let down. With three albums behind him,
several EP's, remixes and the few last years
participation with the band Wibutee, Sternklang has
shown his integrity and a steady provider for
quality music.
Sternklang watermark is clearly visible; his open,
warm sound and irresistible sense for rhythm. The
fact that he has let his trusted live musicians Tor
Egil Kreken, Peter Baden, Hσkon Kornstad and Per
Zanussi participate on the album, emphasizes the
broad sound experience. Along with friends as
Dorfmeister, Prins Thomas and other well-known
DJ's, this album will be listened and danced to in
clubs all over Europe and beyond. Sternklangs
upcoming tour is being booked these days.
Pσl Angelskσr from Minor Majority sings the
spinetingeling, beautiful song 'What she says', and
Sigmund Floyd embodies the quirky 'Gong Ghetto' and
the crooner like 'Everlasting Sense'. More than
that, the album consists of strong instrumental
numbers, visionary, intelligent and truly exciting
music."
Further info:
www.dbut.no (label)