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Music CD: Tromatic Reflexxions
Artist: Von Südenfed
List Price: $15.98
Our Price: $10.67
Your Save: $ 5.31 ( 33% )
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Manufacturer: Domino
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Tracks:
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1. Can't Get Enough
2. The Rhinohead
3. Flooded
4. Family Feud
5. Serious Brainskin
6. Speech Contamination / The German Fear Of Osterre
7. The Young The Faceless And The Codes
8. Duckrog
9. Chicken Yiamas
10. That Sound Wiped
11. Jack Lois Lane
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0801390014529
Label: Domino
Manufacturer: Domino
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Domino
Release Date: 2007-06-19
Studio: Domino
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: The kick in the pants Mark E. Smith needed
Comment: Let's face it, the last Fall album, Reformation Post TLC, wasn't very good. Von Sudenfed clearly exposes what is ailing the Fall right now: MES needs people other than his hand-picked Fall members to get him motivated in the studio.
Tromatic Reflexxions is a brilliant mix of looped MES sneers/rants and various beats, guitar riffs, and noises. This album has all the energy that RFPTLC is missing. Highly recommended for both Fall fans and aficionados of electronic music. The collision of the worlds of Mouse on Mars and the Fall has produced an original and mesmerizing album.
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Summary: OAP soundsystem
Comment: Like being shouted at by an old man for an hour in a pub staffed entirely by robots. In a good way.
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Summary: please MES maybe this should be the new "the fall"
Comment: great!much better than last two official fall releases.MES sounds great with mouse on mars.
i like this alot,and have been a fall fan for decades.hope they tour the usa.
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Editorial Reviews:
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This is the debut by a trio formed by Mark E. Smith of The Fall along with Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner of Mouse On Mars. It combines the genre-smashing attack of early millennia club music with Smith's free-associating visionary wordplay. The riffs and rhythms come together from many different places, with synths, samplers, and sequencers all firing off. It's not a band, it's a free-flowing collectivist dance generator - a futurist sound system.
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