|
За пазаруване от България
View PayPal Cart
Add to Cart
ДРУГИ НАЛИЧНИ АРТИКУЛИ НА NOBLESSE OBLIGE:
|
Artist: NOBLESSE OBLIGE
Album: "MALADY (CD)"
Year:
2010
Media type:
CD
- Ex-London, now Berlin based duo Noblesse Oblige was formed in early 2004 by Franco / German duo Sebastian and Valerie. Two years after the release of In Exile, Noblesse Oblige release their 3rd album Malady, an occult concept album that cites the visual mysticism of Kenneth Anger, Aleister Crowley’s storytelling, and the morbid melancholy of Christina Rossetti’s poetry. The album’s title, inspired by Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s film Tropical Malady, a modern day ghost story set in the jungle of Thailand, symbolises the mental afflictions and dark temptations of the heart expressed in the album’s eerie tales of voodoo gods, soul electrification, and tropical fevers [!]
- The Voodooreligion have been incorporated in many of the new songs while Valerie, who during her teenage years lived on the french carribean island of Martinique - one of the heartlands of voodo pratice - worked up her own memories of myths and stories told by the locals, including her voodo priestess neighbour. Fittingly, the production of the album also features several exotic ingredients such as timbales and ukulele in continuation of the band’s use of world music sounds, mixed with their tradional blend of kitsch and new wave theatricality - for as dark its subject matter is, Malady contains some Noblesse Oblige’s most melodic and poppy moments yet. Malady features N.O.’s most stripped down and acoustic production to date [!]
- МЕГА РАЗПРОДАЖБА!! ВАЖИ ДО ИЗЧЕРПВАНЕ НА ОПРЕДЕЛЕНИТЕ КОЛИЧЕСТВА!!
Цена:
10.00 лв. (BGN)
Cat. No.: WIZ00011927
Label: REPO
Genre: Dark Pop/ Rock/ New Wave, Electro/ Synth Pop/ Industrial, Ambient/ Electronica/ Trance
Статус: Наличен / In Stock
01. Morning Docks 02. The Great Electrifier 03. Beck and Call 04. Equinox 05. Moonchild 06. Tropical Fever 07. Lady with the Kazoo 08. Cracks on the Wall 09. When the Thunder Breaks Up Under 10. Zanzibar 11. Sambo 12. May they Come With Spears and Knives
|