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This new EP from Polish producer blue steel mixes up trance synths and manipulated vocals with heady, bass-driven IDM. Cavalcade by black midi. Stellar album. Great production quality and creative flow. Every track has something to offer in the context of the album. Great lyrics to boot. Bandcamp Daily your guide to the world of Bandcamp.

No matching results. Explore music. Get fresh music recommendations delivered to your inbox every Friday. Shaking The Habitual by The Knife. Hollow Frames. Anne Marie. Dan Burzo. Anda Volley. Sand im Ohr. J Evans. Bryan Olson. Austin Krentz. Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson. Jae Kyeong Jang. Eric Fritz. Dylan Knaggs. J Shilton. A Tooth For An Eye Full of Fire Cherry On Top So, with this brilliant masterwork, The Knife have truly shaken the habitual once again after 's 'Silent Shout' and continue to overhaul the electronic music landscape.

I want to like this album, I really really do. Buku discipline belajar tajwid. The Knife's first album in seven years is the Swedish duo's most political, ambitious, accomplished album, but in a strange way it also feels like its most personal, a musical manifesto advocating for a better, fairer, weirder world. That seems to be the case with most avant-garde music like this. I will say this, this album is certainly ambitious, and I admire The Knife for that. The majority of it is barely audible bass drones.

In the seven years since Silent Shout, 's mythology has grown to the point where the Swedish duo seem like something other than a band. Perhaps even more so in their absence, the Knife have come to seem like a vibe, an ethic, a dark, not-entirely-scientifically-understood phenomena; other bands are to the Knife what matter is to anti-matter.