The_Phenomenal_Handclap_Band-The_Phenomenal_Handclap_Band-(Advance)-2009-DV8

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2009-06-04

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Artist:   The Phenomenal Handclap Band
Title:    The Phenomenal Handclap Band
Label:    Tummy Touch
Genre:    Indie
Bitrate:  170kbit av.
Time:     01:06:13
Size:     84.99 mb
Rip Date: 2009-05-26
Str Date: 2009-07-06

01. The Journey To Serra Da Estrela                               6:05
02. All Of The Above                                              5:37
03. Testimony                                                     5:01
04. Give It A Rest                                                4:35
05. You'll Disappear                                              6:29
06. 15 To 20                                                      4:48
07. Dim The Lights                                                6:07
08. I Been Born Again                                             4:51
09. The Martyr                                                    5:44
10. Tears                                                         3:45
11. Baby                                                          4:12
12. The Circle Is Broken                                          8:59

Release Notes:

The album begins with the meditative strains of the epic "Journey to
Serra da Estrela" which erupts into a driving synthesized force, and
foreshadows the arrival of "Testimony", in which Jaleel Bunton (TV on
the Radio) provides a fiery psychedelic guitar backdrop for Aurelio
Valle's (Calla) voodoo incantations. Carol C (S▌ Se) lends her
considerable vocal talents to the forthcoming single "You'll
Disappear", a cosmic disco floor-filler that sets the stage for The
Lady Tigra's (L'Trimm) jump-rope rhymes on the soon-to-be classic
summer jam, "15 to 20".

Live, The Phenomenal Handclap Band is distilled to an eight-member
powerhouse, an eye-popping spectacle that overwhelms the senses. It
pulses with a savage rhythm section that provides the ultimate foil for
cascading guitars and electrified washes of organ and synthesizers.
Their delirious sermonizing whips crowds into a charismatic frenzy.
Needless to say, their live shows are more akin to a spiritual church
revival than an actual rock show.

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