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OK, there aren't 17 of them and they may or may not be hippies. But this German band makes an interesting sound -- or variety of sounds -- on Heimlich. It's a case of "spot the genre" as much as anything. In "Schattenmann" and "Rustemul" you can hear the Balkans calling, at least in part; "The Moving Song" mutates from a vaguely Cajun beginning into something else entirely; the title cut offers the kind of softly psychedelic vocals that wouldn't have sounded out of place in the 1960s; and their version of the twanging guitar instrumental "Apache" features no guitars at all, along with a time signature change to make it into something oddly familiar but still quite alien. In other words, it's a glorious, gleeful mélange that won't stand still long enough to be pinned down. In many ways that's a good thing, since it shows a band having fun with its music. But at the same time, their chameleon-like nature makes it hard to know exactly what to make of them -- as with the semi-orchestral break in the middle of "Madame," for instance. It appears out of nowhere and vanishes again. Pleasant, yes, but it leaves you no closer to understanding 17 Hippies. Maybe that's the secret, though -- not to understand, but simply to accept and enjoy.
© Chris Nickson /TiVo
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17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
17 Hippies, MainArtist - Max Manila, Composer, Lyricist - Tyfoo Musikverlag, MusicPublisher
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
Chronique
OK, there aren't 17 of them and they may or may not be hippies. But this German band makes an interesting sound -- or variety of sounds -- on Heimlich. It's a case of "spot the genre" as much as anything. In "Schattenmann" and "Rustemul" you can hear the Balkans calling, at least in part; "The Moving Song" mutates from a vaguely Cajun beginning into something else entirely; the title cut offers the kind of softly psychedelic vocals that wouldn't have sounded out of place in the 1960s; and their version of the twanging guitar instrumental "Apache" features no guitars at all, along with a time signature change to make it into something oddly familiar but still quite alien. In other words, it's a glorious, gleeful mélange that won't stand still long enough to be pinned down. In many ways that's a good thing, since it shows a band having fun with its music. But at the same time, their chameleon-like nature makes it hard to know exactly what to make of them -- as with the semi-orchestral break in the middle of "Madame," for instance. It appears out of nowhere and vanishes again. Pleasant, yes, but it leaves you no closer to understanding 17 Hippies. Maybe that's the secret, though -- not to understand, but simply to accept and enjoy.
© Chris Nickson /TiVo
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 12 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:43:54
- Artistes principaux : 17 Hippies
- Compositeur : MAX MANILA
- Label : Hipster Records
- Genre : Pop/Rock Rock Alternatif et Indé
HIPSTER-Records HIPSTER-Records
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