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Indians - Somewhere Else (2013) [FLAC]
indians somewhere else 2013 flac
Type:
FLAC
Files:
13
Size:
223.1 MB
Uploaded On:
Jan. 28, 2013, 9:15 p.m.
Added By:
politux
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1
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0
Info Hash:
21C7E6C0A4881C3855CC27DC8FADC79F91ABCB80
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Indians - Somewhere Else (2013) [FLAC] Released: 2013 Duration: 44:48 Genre: Pop/Rock Style: Alternative, Indie Electronic Codec: FLAC Bit Rate: ~ 700 kbps Bit Per Sample: 16 Sample Rate: 44,100 Hz Cover: Front 01 New 02 Bird 03 I Am Haunted 04 Magic Kids 05 Lips, Lips, Lips 06 Reality Sublime 07 Cakelakers 08 La Femme 09 Melt 10 Somewhere Else The debut album from Danish singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Søren Løkke Juul, the one-man band behind Indians, rolls in like fog from the North Sea with the elegiac yet carefully measured opening track "New." Like much of the dreamy Somewhere Else, its spacious slow build belays its subtle, emotional pyrotechnics ("The war is just outside my door/and I’m going out to win"). Juul's chilly, atmospheric electro-folk fits right in with the current 4AD roster (Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Bon Iver, Grimes, Iron & Wine), but it has a lot more in common with like-minded, eclectic, Copenhagen-bound contemporaries like Choir of Young Believers, Oh No Ono, and Efterklang, all of whom share Indians' penchant for crafting alternately quirky and morose indie pop that's been filtered through the wide angle lens of new wave. For the most part, Juul sticks with the Bon Iver/Fleet Foxes model of expansive, confessional indie folk, albeit peppered with electronic flourishes, with highlights arriving via the propulsive "Cakelakers" and the Arcade Fire-esque "I Am Haunted," but he occasionally veers off into shimmery, Sigur Rós territory, especially on the lovely second cut "Bird." Elsewhere, songs like "Magic Kids" and "Reality Sublime" sound like house cuts with all of the beats removed (it's actually pretty effective), and the quietly cascading title track provides a nice bookend to its similarly structured opening volley, resulting in a solid, if a little subtle, debut that promises great things while delivering many very good ones.
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