A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS - Synthesizer - LP + synthesizer + MP3 download code
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A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS
Synthesizer
Dedstrange US
LP + synthesizer + MP3 download code Cat: LPDED 028Rel: 28 Oct 24
Indie/Alternative Side 1 - Track 1. Disgust Side 1 - Track 2. Don't Be Sorry Side 1 - Track 3. Fear Of Transformation Side 1 - Track 4. Join The Crowd Side 1 - Track 5. Bad Idea Side 2 - Track 1. You Got Me Side 2 - Track 2. It's Too Much Side 2 - Track 3. Plastic Future Side 2 - Track 4. Have You Ever Been In Love Side 2 - Track 5. Comfort Never Comes
Synthesiser is the third release from New York post-punk legends A Place To Bury Strangers on their own label, Dedstrange. After spending the early part of their existence releasing on labels such as Mute and Dead Oceans, seeing them settle into the saddle on their own label and thrive is encouraging to see. Afterall, it suits frontman Oliver Ackermann as he's had an indelible impact on the New York DIY scene after more than 20 years doing top level stuff. He's been steering indie record labels, running DIY spaces, and has his own pedal manufacturing company. Part of the joy of Synthesizer is that it's a feast for the ears thanks to the galactic trip it feels you're on with the custom effect-laden instrumentation and vocals. The avant-gade and experimental noise that they embrace comes from a collaborative and spontaneous approach to writing. Unlike the band's previous album, where Ackermann wrote everything on there, this is Ackermann with John and Sandra Fedowitz fully in-tow and it's about as far from a Pro Tools plug-in operation as you can imagine. This is a hand-wired masterpiece with some explosive and, at times, elegiac moods to immerse in. This is the music you wish New Order were making.
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