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sinner dc
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title - arkle parkle avenue
format - cd album
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1 Born To Be Mild
2 Nothing Cares In The Middle Of The Night
3 Zum Dritten Mal
4 Alice
5 Interlaken
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6 In The Back Of My Mind
7 Romy Schneider
8 La Part Des Anges
9 Awotws
10 Win The Sun…
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"Straight outta Switzerland, Sinner DC are being touted around as
a 'next big thing' within the world of electronica, with 'Arkle Parkle
Avenue' the album intended to precipitate it. Jostling for space
somewhere between Sigur Ros and the soon to return BOC, Sinner
DC open proceedings with 'Born To Be Mild', wherein some nicely
coarse beats slouch around the frosted glass/distant vocals environ.
Moving away into more IDM tickled territory on 'Nothing Cares In The
Middle Of The Night', Sinner get away with an annoying vocal thanks
to the dramatic backdrop. Elsewhere 'In The Back Of My Mind' recalls
Metamatics, 'Romy Schneider' dares to exhume easy beats and come
out smiling, whilst 'Awotws' goes for some crumpled minimal tech action.
Please stop singing whilst I'm sinning. Great stuff."
boomkat
"A real pleasant surprise... well-produced, warm, melodic instrumental electronica utilising guitars that reminds one
of To Rococo Rot, Christian Kleine and some of the Wobblyhead
artists, perhaps. Extremely approachable and accessible, with
some occasionally wonderful strings in the mix, this is very much
worthy of investigation."
smallfish records
"a stunning collection of atmospheric electronica,
warm and enveloping mixing the gently driving
rhythms and analog electronics of boards of canada
with post rock touches (windsor for the derby, american
analog set etc), sweeping strings, glitches and found
sounds, giving 10 sumptuous tracks"
rough trade
"A grown-up electronic record. That is, like Air, Sinner DC knows
very well how to twist and contort technology to their own aims
and the sound is sheeny, shiny, big as a fridge. It’s a record
constructed from clever loops, complex sequencing, yearning
vocoder, crushing beats. You can dance to it and think about it
at the same time. Quite rare, that."
piano magic
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