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Description: Artist: Immigrant Suns / Import / Audio CD released 1996-03-19 at Schoolkids / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Se ... more
Back From Durbecca - Immigrant Suns ... Serpentine
2 Will
3 Body
4 Oxygen
5 Shrug
6 Xero
7 Shota
8 Muchacha
9 Wood
10 El Toro
11 Superman
12 Moss

Newest Review: ... various types of traditional music and a whole range of instruments to achieve their desired sound, pleasantly accompanied by ... more

 ... some great vocals. Immigrant Suns break borders as well as the timeline, to come up with a fresh and fun sound where Latin, Balkan, North African and Klezmer music can be mixed into the one track. Or how about Shrug, played so well that you can imagine chickens running around India! Some tracks like "Superman" are seemingly made for soundtracks they are so graphic. Immigrant Suns invention is exceptional and with combinations of instruments which are rarely if ever played together, the outcome is polishe...more

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Back from Durbecca
Release Date: 1996 - 03 - 19, Audio CD, Schoolkids
Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
£ 3.92


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Premium Review Back From Durbecca - Immigrant Suns: Inventive and eclectic (247 words)
by - written on 15/04/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
Rating:

This release from the Immigrant Suns was pretty groundbreaking as far as roots music goes, I usually use that type of sentence when I talk about rock/roots music like Kultur Shock, Firewater and the like but Immigrant Suns is very much a different kettle of fish, the band out of Detroit use various types of traditional music and a whole range of instruments to achieve their desired sound, pleasantly accompanied by some great vocals. Immigrant Suns break borders as well as the timeline, to come up with a fresh and fun sound where Latin, Balkan, North African and Klezmer music can be mixed into the one track. Or how about Shrug, played so well that you can ...  Read the complete review

 

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