Vasaraasia - Alamaailman Vasarat

Description: Artist: Alamaailman Vasarat / Import / Audio CD released at Nordic Notes / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Mamelukki & Mu ... more

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2 Perikunta
3 Lakeus
4 Unikkotango
5 Asuntovelka
6 Kebab Tai Henki!
7 Jano
8 Tankkaustunti
9 Merikäärme
10 Hänta Hellii Käärme
11 Hakumies
12 Delhin Yöt
13 Siltojen Alla

Newest Review: ... glad I gave them a listen. Parts of this album sound like Madness running in a nightmare, being chased by balkan clowns. ... more

... There's a huge focus on wind instruments and every track sounds like an ideal soundtrack.. for Midsomer Murers visits Sarajevo! Whilst the base of the music does race along at a jolly speed, there's quite a lot of slower parts which makes it all sound quite progressive. As the album goes on, more elements of klezmer and arabic music tend to sneak in perhaps peaking at "Kebab tai henki" before returning to Balkan sounds again before being topped off with the odd epic and dark track as well as some slow funeral l...more

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	Vasaraasia Release Date: 2008 - 07 - 08, Audio CD, Nordic Notes Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59	£ 17.09	Free! within 24 hours

Vasaraasia
Release Date: 2008 - 07 - 08, Audio CD, Nordic Notes

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Vasaraasia - Alamaailman Vasarat: Early, experimental work that was soon to be improved upon (286 words)
by - written on 19/10/08 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Vasaraasia is the debut album of Finnish band Alamaailman Vasarat (translates to "Hammers of the Underworld"), it was released in 2000 by Nordic Notes, I first started listening to this band by chance and almost gave them a wide-berth as they were labelled as Avant-Guarde which when it comes to music, I usually find is a synonym for crap but I'm very glad I gave them a listen. Parts of this album sound like Madness running in a nightmare, being chased by balkan clowns. There's a huge focus on wind instruments and every track sounds like an ideal soundtrack.. for Midsomer Murers visits Sarajevo! Whilst the base of the music does race along at a jolly ... Read the complete review