The_Republic_Tigers-Keep_Color-2008-KzT

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MP3/FLAC

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KzT

Size

66,08 MB

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12

Date

2008-05-11

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ARTiST   : The Republic Tigers
ALBUM    : Keep Color
LABEL    : Chop Shop / Atlantic
GENRE    : Indie

RELEASE  : 2008-05-10
STREET   : 2008-05-06

ENCODER  : LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
QUALiTY  : 204kbps avg / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
SiZE     : 66.07 MB
PLAYTiME : 00:44:46

+ TRACK LiSTiNG +
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[#] [Track Name]                                                  [Time]

1.  Buildings & Mountains                                          4:48
2.  Golden Sand                                                    3:48
3.  Feelin' The Future                                             4:50
4.  Weatherbeaten                                                  3:43
5.  Air Guitar                                                     2:10
6.  The Nerve                                                      3:59
7.  Contortionists                                                 2:57
8.  Fight Song                                                     3:40
9.  Made Concrete                                                  3:52
10. Give Arm To Its Socket                                         3:53
11. Stranger To The Eyes Of A Child-Man                            3:43
12. Cast On, Cast Off                                              3:23
                                                                  44:46


+ RELEASE iNFORMATiON +
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With their Chop Shop Records debut album, Keep Color, The 
Republic Tigers have arrived with an impressive breadth 
of vision that instantly marks them as something extraordinary. 
Epic yet intimate, tracks like ôMade Concreteö and the towering 
ôBuildings & Mountainsö see the Kansas City-based quintet 
weaving future folk, euphoric psychedelia, and exuberant 
symphonic pop with intricately crafted electronic textures 
and uncommon emotional depth. The result is a bold and beautiful 
collection of strikingly human music that holds an aural mirror 
to our ever more technologically integrated society.

ôItÆs a sound thatÆs half organic and half synthetic, kind of 
like how all our lives are now,ö says singer/multi-instrumentalist 
Kenn Jankowski. ôItÆs the common theme throughout all of the 
songs and we tried to approach it audibly as well.ö

http://www.chopshoprecords.net

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