Album Notes

"Vocalist/writer Christine Ingaldson heads a rotating cast of chameleonic creatives who like their electronica every which way but straight. The Chicago-based project Flutter first flickered its way onto the local electronic scene in 2001 with a brand of ambient IDM that settled over the senses like a cool hush. Their first album, "Molting," was an ethereal ride of emotive, operatic vocals that felt pretty to the touch. In 2003, Flutter upped the ante on fun, crafting a cheeky electro-pop gem in "Toys in Coin Machines." Collaborating with fellow electro enthusiast Paul Determan, Ingaldson's live shows are a mix of dark pop, indie-rock and underground dance peppered with irreverent vocal musings. Imagine Junior Boys taking a few tips from Yaz in the dance-rock department--then watch Flutter make it come to fruition on stage. Expect a barrage of engaging visuals and a pop-tart sweetness that will make the boys (and girls) purr." - Jenn Danko, Newcity Chicago (February 2007)