The Opium Cartel Norway
The Opium Cartel is a Norwegian art-pop collective whose obsessions include 80s bands like Japan and Prefab Sprout, analog and early digital synths and nice photography.
NEW ALBUM out in 2020!
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Pure Narcotic - Acoustic Session 2012
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It’s interesting to hear these songs in acoustic vs. electric. This band has been a wonderful addition to my collection.
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Three epic oceanic tracks (and appropriate album art to match) that both suggest Amplifier and distinguish Sel's work outside of the band. So. Many. Guitars. Particularly excellent drumming as well. For the newly initiated, whether you start with an Amplifier album or a Sel solo release, you're going to get immersive, high quality (both production and performance) jams that can bring the subtlety every bit as much as the brute force. Bon voyage.
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Acoustic Radio Session 2009
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Time Flies, the centerpiece of the great album The Incident, is done acoustically here to great effect. Stripped of much of its production, the song still shines in its introspective lyrics and rhythms.
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MAGNETIC RESONANCE CENTRE
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Booming, ornate art-pop anthems mark Felicity Groom as an artist riding the line between high, visionary aesthetics and commercial appeal.
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At Scaramouche
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Smooth jazz pop with witty slice of life lyricism will bring to mind wandering around the mall in 1987.
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Self-described revivalists of the “sophistipop” sound, Tenant From Zero write elegant songs tinged with melancholy.
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Willow's Song E.P.
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why shouldn't i love this album... that would be a better question. I find no reason to go unnoticed when listening to willow song. I am lucky to find good times to draw, read comics or walk close to home along the banks of a river. doing these things accompanied by Robert's music is priceless. Thanks a lot
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