Kreidler, Appearance and the Park - 48m 45s

Tracks & Durations

1. Tuesday	5:14
2. Il Sogno di una Cosa	6:11
3. Plus	1:11
4. She Woke up and the World had Changed	5:14
5. Necessity Now	3:07
6. Good Morning City	4:47
7. Sneak Preview	2:05
8. Au-Pair	5:48
9. After the Preview	7:23
10. Coldness	2:42
11. Venetian Bllind	1:42
12. Cube	3:13

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Review

Yes, those are real drums you hear. Played by Thomas Klein, one quarter of this German quartet, those drums make all the difference. Spend enough time listening to techno, and after a while drum machines don't sound so artificial. Spend enough time listening to what passes for rock these days, and live drums don't sound so authentic. It takes something alien--like the thoroughly electronic context provided by the other three members of Kreidler--for you to hear all over again what a lovely thing a trap set is. A modest revelation, perhaps, but modesty is what Kreidler specializes in. Tracks like "Au-Pair" (which bears a mild resemblance to "Bittersweet Symphony"--somebody call the lawyers!) happily settle for midtempo grooves, subtle dub effects, and nifty little mini-melodies played by To Rococo Rot's Stefan Schneider on bass. This is odd, but it isn't mind-bending music. It's music that soothes minds that were bent a long time ago--and wouldn't have it any other way. --Jeff Salamon

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Appearance and the Park

Tracks: 13 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 52m 21s (+3m 36s)

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