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How can I put it? You've just arrived in a stroboscopic club. Before you've even had time to get your bearings a sinister, masked figure takes you by the arm and leads you into a dark back room. There's a little light surrounding what looks like an open door to a lift just ahead. But when you reach the lighted place you realise that the platform isn't there - merely a black and menacing shaft. Who knows how far down it goes? Music is rising up the shaft from some infernal subterranean realm - that music is Demdike Stare's previous album. This album is the music you'll hear in when you retreat in terror and return to the main room of the club. It's skittering and more beat-oriented than their other releases, more dynamic and danceable in a tenebrous sort of a way. Very good, but not as ominous.
Also - obviously it's very cool to like Demdike Stare; what's not so cool is to buy this album on CD like I did. Surely it should be listened to on vinyl! Well, I'm not currently set up for that so CD it had to be. A big thanks to Modern Love, then, for once again packaging their CDs so beautifully. Wonderland is no exception. I'm sure everyone involved in Modern Love is a true vinyl devotee so the fact they make the effort with the less cool format is doubly appreciated.
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Darconville
A little more light; a lot more beats.
2016年12月8日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
