soundtrack of unknown d.linch movie...
author: Vasyshak Vladislav
cocaine and noir-musical Atmosphere
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Manchester electronic post punk meets Memphis old skool on film
author: FusionFreak
Seattle’s Fog People make good on their promise of a sometimes humorous, always throbbing and often enlightening look into Seattle’s current underground flow. In the course of sifting through new Seattle music, the Fog People came poking through, there were some names of note and some interesting moments. The first song catches your attention with some Milesesque trumpet work from the Ticklejunk Horns, and then the rhythm section on Exxx takes over and the vocalists come in for a couple of eargasms. There is a pulse of NIN riding through with songs tailored for video production, and there is a feeling of the avant garde at work as well. With music that is clearly influenced by the Manchester post-punk as well as Memphis old skool, this is well worth a listen, and a spin when you want to slip on your “sailing shoes” and fly into bed with one or more loved ones.
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theatrical goth electro loungy sonic noir
author: electron
dark and sexy, lush and throbbing with the pleasure and pain of the late night underworld, the fog people's debut is a near psychedelic ride into a place both emotionally complex and profoundly sensual. driven by a dense synthetic sonic palette, a host of guest singers and musicians and the lead vocals of michael hayes white, rachael weir and emily mistell, this album explores the power drama of sexuality as it pushes the boundaries lurking somewhere within each of us.
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