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Old and new combine on this sumptuous EP from synth-gloom heroes the Birthday Massacre. The title track, "Looking Glass," is pulled from the band's Walking with Strangers album, a darkly lush dance-pop delight. Three other tracks from that set are also featured here, but all in remixed form. The driving dance of the gothy "Falling Down" now swirls about in a far spacier and doomier realm, while the muscular goth pop of "Weekend" is reinvented as a Depeche Mode-ish extravaganza. In contrast, the Depeche-esque "Red Star" now undergoes two transformations -- initially into an airy, clubby delight, and then remodeled into lavish electronica fare. That's the old; the new comes in the shape of "Shiver" and "Nowhere," the former a steamy gloom-pop number powered by irrepressible beats. Its lyrical theme of a girl trapped in a cold, cruel world is re-created in the latter piece, a frigid instrumental wasteland swept by swirls of synths. And finally, there's the old made new, as the Birthday gang frolics darkly through the past with a rollicking cover of Tommy James & the Shondells' '60s hit "I Think We're Alone Now," although it's probably mall rat supremo Tiffany's version they're intent on interring for good. A video of this number is also included. Something grand to keep fans going through the dark nights until the band's next album arrives.
© Jo-Ann Greene /TiVo
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The Birthday Massacre, MainArtist - Michael Ranbow, Composer, Writer - Michael Hanmer, Composer, Writer - Sara Taylor, Composer, Writer - Mathew O'Halloran, Composer, Writer
The Birthday Massacre, MainArtist - Michael Ranbow, Composer, Writer - Michael Hanmer, Composer, Writer - Sara Taylor, Composer, Writer - Mathew O'Halloran, Composer, Writer
The Birthday Massacre, MainArtist
The Birthday Massacre, MainArtist - Michael Ranbow, Composer, Writer - Michael Hanmer, Composer, Writer - Sara Taylor, Composer, Writer - Mathew O'Halloran, Composer, Writer
The Birthday Massacre, MainArtist
The Birthday Massacre, MainArtist - Michael Ranbow, Composer, Writer - Michael Hanmer, Composer, Writer - Sara Taylor, Composer, Writer - Mathew O'Halloran, Composer, Writer
The Birthday Massacre, MainArtist - Michael Ranbow, Composer, Writer - Sara Taylor, Composer, Writer
The Birthday Massacre, MainArtist
Chronique
Old and new combine on this sumptuous EP from synth-gloom heroes the Birthday Massacre. The title track, "Looking Glass," is pulled from the band's Walking with Strangers album, a darkly lush dance-pop delight. Three other tracks from that set are also featured here, but all in remixed form. The driving dance of the gothy "Falling Down" now swirls about in a far spacier and doomier realm, while the muscular goth pop of "Weekend" is reinvented as a Depeche Mode-ish extravaganza. In contrast, the Depeche-esque "Red Star" now undergoes two transformations -- initially into an airy, clubby delight, and then remodeled into lavish electronica fare. That's the old; the new comes in the shape of "Shiver" and "Nowhere," the former a steamy gloom-pop number powered by irrepressible beats. Its lyrical theme of a girl trapped in a cold, cruel world is re-created in the latter piece, a frigid instrumental wasteland swept by swirls of synths. And finally, there's the old made new, as the Birthday gang frolics darkly through the past with a rollicking cover of Tommy James & the Shondells' '60s hit "I Think We're Alone Now," although it's probably mall rat supremo Tiffany's version they're intent on interring for good. A video of this number is also included. Something grand to keep fans going through the dark nights until the band's next album arrives.
© Jo-Ann Greene /TiVo
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 8 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:32:27
- Artistes principaux : The Birthday Massacre
- Compositeur : Various Composers
- Label : Metropolis Records
- Genre : Pop/Rock Rock
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