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Kings Of Convenience|Quiet Is The New Loud

Quiet Is The New Loud

Kings Of Convenience

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Under an album title that practically became a mantra for the European music press, Kings of Convenience display everything that is right and everything that is wrong with the new acoustic movement. The duo employs their guitars to create touching ballads at will, but they forget to vary their pace at times. Quiet Is the New Loud is immeasurably gentle. Comparing the band to Belle and Sebastian and Nick Drake, as so many music critics have, isn't quite right. It's nearly impossible to find a hint of irony in the music of Kings of Convenience, whereas Belle and Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch seems to have his tongue firmly planted in cheek. Drake sought the mystical and natural elements of his short life to create his art. Kings of Convenience seem to merely seek calm moods and discuss relationships. Acoustic guitars are constantly rolling and a minimal piano plucks out delicate notes. The most interesting songs tend to be those where the band picks up their pace. "I Don't Know What I Can Save You From" is quite beautiful, as Erik Glambek Boe's vocals take on a charged immediacy. The song is reminiscent of the more pop-oriented sound Ben and Jason achieved on their excellent Emoticons album. "Parallel Lines" sounds more than a little like a slowed-down, sadder take on Morrissey's "Seasick, Yet Still Docked." If Quiet Is the New Loud had a quicker pulse, at least on a few more tracks, it would have been more successful. Instead, the album makes for an enticing, somewhat overly dour rainy day mood piece.
© Tim DiGravina /TiVo

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1
Winning A Battle, Losing The War
00:03:54

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

2
Toxic Girl
00:03:09

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist - Morten Arnetvedt, Producer

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

3
Singing Softly To Me
00:03:09

Ken Nelson, Producer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

4
I Don't Know What I Can Save You From
00:04:37

Ken Nelson, Producer - Erlend Øye, Composer - Eirik Glambek Bøe, Composer - Kings Of Convenience, Producer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

5
Failure
00:03:33

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist - Morten Arnetvedt, Producer

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

6
The Weight Of My Words
00:04:07

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

7
The Girl From Back Then
00:02:29

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

8
Leaning Against The Wall
00:03:18

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

9
Little Kids
00:03:46

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

10
Summer On The West Hill
00:04:33

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

11
The Passenger
00:03:13

Ken Nelson, Producer, MixingEngineer - Kings Of Convenience, Composer, Producer, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

12
Parallel Lines
00:05:11

Ken Nelson, Composer, Producer - Kings Of Convenience, MainArtist

2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK 2001 Mawlaw 388 Ltd T/A Source UK

Chronique

Under an album title that practically became a mantra for the European music press, Kings of Convenience display everything that is right and everything that is wrong with the new acoustic movement. The duo employs their guitars to create touching ballads at will, but they forget to vary their pace at times. Quiet Is the New Loud is immeasurably gentle. Comparing the band to Belle and Sebastian and Nick Drake, as so many music critics have, isn't quite right. It's nearly impossible to find a hint of irony in the music of Kings of Convenience, whereas Belle and Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch seems to have his tongue firmly planted in cheek. Drake sought the mystical and natural elements of his short life to create his art. Kings of Convenience seem to merely seek calm moods and discuss relationships. Acoustic guitars are constantly rolling and a minimal piano plucks out delicate notes. The most interesting songs tend to be those where the band picks up their pace. "I Don't Know What I Can Save You From" is quite beautiful, as Erik Glambek Boe's vocals take on a charged immediacy. The song is reminiscent of the more pop-oriented sound Ben and Jason achieved on their excellent Emoticons album. "Parallel Lines" sounds more than a little like a slowed-down, sadder take on Morrissey's "Seasick, Yet Still Docked." If Quiet Is the New Loud had a quicker pulse, at least on a few more tracks, it would have been more successful. Instead, the album makes for an enticing, somewhat overly dour rainy day mood piece.
© Tim DiGravina /TiVo

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