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Other Day - Karmapolis
Other Day was founded in 1995. After some changes in the line-up,
they’ve found stability as a trio with Sad(Sven) as singer, D’eep,
the instrumentalist and Mike Bornschein. In their early days,
their goal was to create a combination of dark wave,
Romanticism with some classical elements, not far from the ingredients
of the German expressionists of the 90’s such as Das Ich, Goethes Erben
and Relatives Menschsein. “Karmapolis” is their third album!
Using synths and electronics in what they see as a classical approach
ignoring all Industrial or Electro intrusion, they set the atmosphere for
an escape in to dark and moody landscapes.Evoking emotions that seem comfortably nested deep into your soul.
Sung moslty in German,( non - german speaking people loose some of the emotional context of this album.
The album starts with a powerful but seren flow and never lets go of it .
Dreamy and heavenly female vocals counter pointing the dark male voice.
There is no ethereal lightnesson this album, similiar to early Goethes Erben.
Armenia reminds me of Relatives Menschsein,but a excellent song expressing that the
drift through pain and loneliness is not a pleasant one.
An Uns Vorbeiis layered drones, with a melancolic melody and piano
setting the background to the beautiful interaction of the male\femal voice.
Hauchendes Zartis my favourite track on this album, very classical in the appraoch
and from the start you know you will like it.
Strangely I am almost reminded of early Mortiis, think "Keiser av en dimensjon ukjent" when it starts
but the that is where it ends.A beautiful emotional track!
A beautiful record that takes you deeply on an emotional journey.
Highly Recommended
http://www.myspace.com/otherday
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