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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Post-chillout, twisted acid lounge par excellence with rocknroll twangs, essential kit!
6 April 2012
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If Tarantino were to make an ambient dance/electronica album it would sound exactly like this. Trentemoller is slowly re-defining dance and electronica with his signature Link Wray rumbles and twangs and moody soundscapes.
Different to THE LAST RESORT (see my review) which is equally brilliant but more mellow this intoxicating and sublime album is more rocknroll with excellent female vocals the equal of Portishead and Goldfrapp and superb accomplished guitar licks.
It's great that chillout is moving forward from its current state of dreary formulaic pap and Trentemoller is definitely leading the charge, this is very special innovative stuff and an absolute must for fans of electronica. It will also please rockheads, magic stuff. ESSENTIAL KIT!
Different to THE LAST RESORT (see my review) which is equally brilliant but more mellow this intoxicating and sublime album is more rocknroll with excellent female vocals the equal of Portishead and Goldfrapp and superb accomplished guitar licks.
It's great that chillout is moving forward from its current state of dreary formulaic pap and Trentemoller is definitely leading the charge, this is very special innovative stuff and an absolute must for fans of electronica. It will also please rockheads, magic stuff. ESSENTIAL KIT!
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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This is an indescribable album. It's dark, emotional, poetic and original. I have all of Trentemoller's releases and this one is the most puzzling and enigmatic amalgamation of brilliance that I have heard from this artist. Sweet vocals that touch the heart mixed with well polished galactic sounds and synths that journey the soul surprised on occasions by the stoner/desert rock guitars and garage surf riffs that excite the body... What can I say? You have to hear to believe... In one word a Masterpiece!
9 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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Anders Trentemoller comes from Denmark and makes
electronic music. Although his vision is sometimes
quite dark, as befits his Nordic heritage, (all those
long cold nights reading Keirkegaard!) sometimes a
ray of sunshine bursts throught the clouds and
illuminates a far more serene landscape.
Things begin convincingly with the brooding grey tones
and crackling beats of 'The Mash and The Fury'. It is
as though a storm may be approaching. The "Ghost Riders"
guitar with its rattling tremolo is a cracking invention.
It's not all Sturm und Drang however!
The angelic chorus at the heart of the otherwise
gloomily tempestuous 'Past The Beginning Of The End'
is a particularly good example of Mr Trentemoller's
willingness to show us that he has a sensitive side too.
He is resposible for the majority of the sounds we hear.
Technology and tradition walk hand in hand. He seems
to have enjoyed using real drums, for example, as well
as synthetically reproduced rhythms and is not beyond
throwing out a few good power chords on the electric
guitar for good measure, as he does on the splendid
composition 'Shades Of Marble'. The string arrangement
on this fine track also deserves a special mention.
Guest vocalists pop up on a number of songs to lend a hand.
Danish singer Marie Fisker lays down a wonderfully moody
performance around the pulsing heart-beat of 'Sycamore Feeling'.
Disembodied, subterranean and quite possibly dangerous!
Josephine Philip delivers a near-nightmarish vocal on
'....Even Though You're With Another Girl'. Cracked and
ragged yet vividly soulful, the number is one of the
album's highlights. Her bitterness is palpable!
Guillemots' Fyfe Dangerfield brings' the laconic magic of
'Neverglade' to life with his elegant and easy delivery.
Final track 'Tide' comes and goes like a dream. It is a
song full of curious charm. Another Danish singer,
Solveig Sandnes, takes the lead with the beautifully
crafted melody and is harmonically well supported (if you
close your eyes and open your inner-ear) by a well-tuned
cast of small woodland animals. A truly lovely anthem.
Mr Trentemoller is blessed with a clear and confident vision.
'Into The Great Wide Yonder' is a heady mix of angst and
tenderness which deserves our attention and applause.
Recommended.
electronic music. Although his vision is sometimes
quite dark, as befits his Nordic heritage, (all those
long cold nights reading Keirkegaard!) sometimes a
ray of sunshine bursts throught the clouds and
illuminates a far more serene landscape.
Things begin convincingly with the brooding grey tones
and crackling beats of 'The Mash and The Fury'. It is
as though a storm may be approaching. The "Ghost Riders"
guitar with its rattling tremolo is a cracking invention.
It's not all Sturm und Drang however!
The angelic chorus at the heart of the otherwise
gloomily tempestuous 'Past The Beginning Of The End'
is a particularly good example of Mr Trentemoller's
willingness to show us that he has a sensitive side too.
He is resposible for the majority of the sounds we hear.
Technology and tradition walk hand in hand. He seems
to have enjoyed using real drums, for example, as well
as synthetically reproduced rhythms and is not beyond
throwing out a few good power chords on the electric
guitar for good measure, as he does on the splendid
composition 'Shades Of Marble'. The string arrangement
on this fine track also deserves a special mention.
Guest vocalists pop up on a number of songs to lend a hand.
Danish singer Marie Fisker lays down a wonderfully moody
performance around the pulsing heart-beat of 'Sycamore Feeling'.
Disembodied, subterranean and quite possibly dangerous!
Josephine Philip delivers a near-nightmarish vocal on
'....Even Though You're With Another Girl'. Cracked and
ragged yet vividly soulful, the number is one of the
album's highlights. Her bitterness is palpable!
Guillemots' Fyfe Dangerfield brings' the laconic magic of
'Neverglade' to life with his elegant and easy delivery.
Final track 'Tide' comes and goes like a dream. It is a
song full of curious charm. Another Danish singer,
Solveig Sandnes, takes the lead with the beautifully
crafted melody and is harmonically well supported (if you
close your eyes and open your inner-ear) by a well-tuned
cast of small woodland animals. A truly lovely anthem.
Mr Trentemoller is blessed with a clear and confident vision.
'Into The Great Wide Yonder' is a heady mix of angst and
tenderness which deserves our attention and applause.
Recommended.
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Atmospheric and a real grower
This is the first of their albums that I have heard, and I am really impressed. Surprised at how much of a "grower" this is: from the first listening thinking that it was quite... Read more
Published 12 months ago by H Dixon
Probably the best album of 2010
I was recommended Anders Trentemoller by a friend, he was over the moon about it and said it was the best thing he had heard all year. Read more
Published 14 months ago by The Pez
Music for Vampires and Creatures of the Night.
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Published 19 months ago by Mr. R. H. Southworth
It's different
I really loved Mr T's first album and the live one, but this one is a bit different though. This is one of those albums where the primarily electronic artist gets a band in to... Read more
Published 20 months ago by ThirdPrize
wow
Can't argue with the previous reviews. This is a highly original and quite beautiful chillout album. Read more
Published 22 months ago by gregburroughs
Trentemøller moves on
I have been anticipating this almbum for some time, actually since the live show tickets were out. This is one of those albums that only get better after a few times in the CD... Read more
Published 23 months ago by M Fernandez
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