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STORA 007
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"The previous Helgoland releases seething with frenetic haste, distorted bass riffs, switchy rhythms, and shrill synths make the latest material surprisingly peaceful with more or less conventional structures, light melodies, flattering wind arrangements, and the experimental 4/4 rhythm. One of the most significant changes and possibly the most confusing elements on this album are the electronic pieces (several electronic songs from Helgoland appear on the Psykoscifipoppia compilation on Gagarin Records). Their lengths vary from a few seconds to a few minutes and, just like the band recordings, fit into all sorts of genres and, at the same time, not. It's not techno, not house, not trip-hop, not drum&bass, not easy listening, not bossa, not samba, not bhangra, not highlife...but somehow fits snug between them all."
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