Artist : Captain Ahab
Album : The End Of Irony
Year : 2010
Genre : Electronic
Quality : LAME 3.98 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date : 06-04-2010
Playtime : 55:36 min
Size : 10 Track(s): 127.4MB
Source : WEB
Cat.Num : DBA090
Label : Deathbomb Arc
01. Acting Hard 5:15
02. The Calm Before the Sword 7:01
03. Death to False Techno 6:36
04. I Don't Have a Dick 7:37
05. Rock & Roll Positive 3:08
06. Feel Anymore 5:55
07. Kill Me 3:44
08. The Loneliest Man 6:17
09. With My Own Two Hands (Club Mix) 6:00
10. Was Love 4:03
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For far too long we have loved things in the name of "guilty pleasures." What
is, and what is not cool can be so fickle. To protect ourselves, we have
reinvented irony to serve as a silly suit of armor that says: "I'm just kidding
around, so don't get all judgy-pants on me." Of course, this type of behavior
just made accusations of hipster-ness fly off the handle. When it really comes
down to it though, we all know that having fun shouldn't be a crime. That is why
Captain Ahab has declared The End of Irony. In fact, that's what their fucking
new album is called! It's called The End of Irony.
Do you love Powermetal even though it is just for thirtysomething LARPers? Well,
good for you! Shout it to the sky! Do you like shaking your ass to some
Electro-Clash even though your neighbor scoffs because you forgot it's called
Nu-Rave now. Well fuck names! Do you want to cuddle in the morning sunlight to
some 70's Soft Rock, but your sweetie-pie thinks you're making fun of him/her?
Dude, making love is awesome, and sometimes being sappy isn't a bad thing!
Captain Ahab knows how you feel. They love all these criminalized sounds and
many more, and they combine them in a way that irony would never permit. There
is serious commitment going on here. Commitment to making epic songs that defy
expectation, trends, and any sort of cool-factor. But we're not talking about
some lazy mash-up album, here. They have composed these songs from scratch. The
album creates a meticulous and sweeping cosmology that would satisfy even the
headiest of 70's prog heshers. Captain Ahab is fucking committed to freeing your
soul! No short cuts on this album. Is that a live guitar player? Yeah, duh!
Every band has one of those. So what do you think of this live orchestra then?
How about this master sitar player flown out from India to play in a room next
to a guy with a modular synthesizer the size of the WOPR. These songs are the
real deal, passionate and unafraid. They're the result of Captain Ahab's
dedication to their audience. If you are ready to be set free, then your lucky
day has come. All you need to do is LISTEN!