Sack_and_Blumm-Returns-2009-BCC

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2009-03-03

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Artist  : Sack & Blumm
Title   : Returns
Genre   : Electronic / Jazz / Folk
Year    : 2009
Date    : 03/2009
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks  : 23
Label   : Staubgold 89
Source  : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length  : 38:20 min
Size    : 40,8 MB


Tracklist:
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01.dong dewgong                           00:12
02.sparkman smeargle                      03:07
03.count bee three                        00:31
04.dragonball fall                        01:08
05.bioshock superfrog                     01:37
06.regirock skibobknob                    01:37
07.lord led lyn                           03:18
08.nana mc madden                         01:57
09.swablu brew                            02:12
10.quakecake snake                        00:36
11.quenn cootie                           00:59
12.free butterfree                        00:07
13.master nosepass                        00:59
14.pikachu backhand                       02:59
15.super bro mario                        01:28
16.railcar akira                          01:51
17.toe naruto                             02:23
18.skitty flu blaster                     01:30
19.mac grumpig                            01:24
20.psyduck moon                           01:59
21.ho oh belgium                          03:35
22.slow surskit                           00:42
23.duke beedrill                          02:09
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                                          38:20 min



There's something vaguely menacing about "Sack & Blumm Returns" as an
album title, but this album is anything but ominous. Filled with sketches,
interludes and playful electronics, this latest
outing from long-term cohorts F.S. Blumm
and Harald 'Sack' Ziegler exudes a certain
amount of spontaneity and fun - perhaps due
in part to the fact that this album was constructed
with the two collaborators sat side-by-side, a
technique far-removed from the long distance
exchange of 2003's Kind Kind, which involved a
back and forth of "musical letters".

You get the impression that Returns could be
enjoyed just as much if the tracks were all
shuffled up, such is the erratic, ADD-afflicted
tone of the sequencing. Twelve-second
electronic doodles jostle with melancholic,
jazzy compositions for your attention, and the
duo throw the full breadth of their creative
energies into the mix: you'll hear miniaturised
gems like 'Master Nosepass' in one instance
(combining sorrowful horns, banjo and vinyl
crackle) only for the next moment to bring
programmed drums and thoughtful acousto-electric
dialogues to the forefront ('Pikachu Backhand').

This is an album that adventurously blends folk,
electronica, jazz all together in an unruly whirlpool
of ideas, sometimes producing results that'll make
you chuckle ('Bio Shock Superfrog') while at others
tapping into something sincerely moving and
poignant ('Ho Oh Belgium'). Lovely.

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