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 The Camel's Back - Psapp
 The Camel's Back - Psapp ... Tracklisting1 I Want That 2 Part Like Waves 3 Camel's Back 4 Fickle Ghost 5 Monster Song 6 Somewhere There Is A Record Of Our Actions 7 Marshrat 8 Fix It 9 Mister Ant 10 Screws 11 Homicide 12 Parke Newest Review: ... Their collection of instruments apparently is now at the stage where it fills two rooms and includes xylophones, water pipes, ... more ... several egg slicers and even a mechanical chicken named Brunhilde. The Camel's Back takes a slightly more traditional approach to instrumentation that their previous outings, using a brass section, and strings. Of course, there are still the odd experimental sounds thrown in - the frothing a popping of bubbles can be heard on the opening track as well as the numerous shaking and scraping sounds which litter the album's background. The danger for unusual and experimental music like this is that it becomes gimm...more |
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Release Date: 2008 - 10 - 27, Audio CD, Domino Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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The Camel's Back - Psapp: Psapp is pronounced "Psapp" (872 words)
by - written on 01/05/09 (Very useful, 154 readings)
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Three albums in and London based duo Psapp seem to be on the breakthrough of 'making it big'. Their song "Cosy in the Rocket" is the theme tune to Gray's Anatomy, they've had songs featured on the soundtrack to The OC (a must for any up and coming indie band), and I even heard their single playing as I was browsing in Topshop in Oxford Circus last week! But despite all of this, I suspect most people in the UK are still unfamiliar with Psapp. Psapp are responsible for the creation of a genre with the slightly tongue-in-cheek title of "toytronica", so called because of the duo's use of toy instruments to create their unique sound. The Camel's Back is ... Read the complete review
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