4 stars
Six former residents of uber-chic Belgian label Les Disques du
Crepescule re-record greatest should've been early 1980s hits alongside
more recent material in a project conceptualised and curated by
Isabella Antenna, who coos continentally alongside fellow chanteuses
Cathy Claret and Anna Domino. Meanwhile in the men's room, ex
Tuxedomoon violinist Blaine L Reininger goes all David Bowie on us
while electro-boffins The Names get the dinner party started. Former
Josef K frontman Paul Haig steals the show entirely with 'Christiana,',
one of the most dolefully sublime festive ballads ever written, which,
in its revised, mandolin-led form, sounds like Joy Division's 'The
Eternal' produced by Cold War era John Barry. Very, well, very.
The List, December 2010
ends
Six former residents of uber-chic Belgian label Les Disques du
Crepescule re-record greatest should've been early 1980s hits alongside
more recent material in a project conceptualised and curated by
Isabella Antenna, who coos continentally alongside fellow chanteuses
Cathy Claret and Anna Domino. Meanwhile in the men's room, ex
Tuxedomoon violinist Blaine L Reininger goes all David Bowie on us
while electro-boffins The Names get the dinner party started. Former
Josef K frontman Paul Haig steals the show entirely with 'Christiana,',
one of the most dolefully sublime festive ballads ever written, which,
in its revised, mandolin-led form, sounds like Joy Division's 'The
Eternal' produced by Cold War era John Barry. Very, well, very.
The List, December 2010
ends
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