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POZOR! V ponuke máme aj nórske verzie albumu z labelu Smalltown Supersound, odlišný artwork.

Desaťčlenná nórska skupina, ktorá využíva zvuk živých nástrojov (basa, bicie, klávesy, vibrafón, gitara, trúbka, trombón, tuba, dva basklarinety) aj programming. Podmanivé atmosféry, sofistikovaná zvuková stránka, využívajúca kontrast netradičného inštrumentára s elektronickými efektmi, množstvo vplyvov od jazzovej moderny až po experimentálnu elektronickú hudbu a hlavne zrelé kompozície. Toto je hudba, ktorá je pekná, dobrá a vzrušujúca.


Tracklisting:

01 Animal Chin
02 Going Down
03 Press Play
04 Airbourne
05 Real Racecars Have Doors
06 Low Battery
07 Midget
08 Made For Radio
09 Lithuania
10 Cinematic

Z recenzií:

Sheer pleasure from beginning to end - it's a fjord fiesta! - MUZIK

There's really never a dull moment on this absorbing, uplifting and astonishingly accomplished debut album. - MOJO

Experimentally avant garde in places, lusciously laidback in others, these Norwegians will screw with your preconceptions and mess with your ears… Excellent - FUTURE MUSIC

The music is neither taxing nor overtly heavy. Rather, it's a feast of infectious beats and exciting arrangements delicately resolved with nuance to produce a variety of atmospheric pleasures - THE WIRE

Definitely, a band to keep your eye on in 2002 - STRAIGHT NO CHASER

Having already been compared to everyone from Soft Machine and Stereolab to John Coltrane and Talk Talk, this 10 piece Norwegian supergroup have certainly managed to make their mark. But are such bold comparisons misplaced? Well, in a word, no. - DJ

I confidently predict that this cohesive mixture of Herbie Hancock's 1970s keyboard excursions, Tortoise and Stereolab's post-rock guitar blues, Squarepusher's lunatic jazz electronica and mangled rhythms will race to the top of the charts and stay there even until Darius has given up trying to become a pop star - THE INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY

Scandinavian avant-lounge odyssey - NME

Subtle, inventive and oddly charming. - THE OBSERVER