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Whomadewho

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Yes, it took me a while before I found this cd. Heard "Room for Rent" on dutch alternative radio station KINK FM a bunch of times and LOVED it. So of course i went to the normal cd stores, and every time all i got was "Who made WHO??? Who???" So I went to Amsterdam, to the famous Get Records known for their alternative taste in music, and there it was...

The Danish trio Who made Who play some sort of Disco/poprock hybrid. There is very little guitar, lots of funky drums and kickass basslines. The singer reminds me of Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age. The music reminds me kind of "Hot Space" era Queen. Fun and upbeat discoish tunes. But still sounding like a rock band. I never heard their cover of the dance hit "Satisfaction" before buying the cd, its hilarious!

"Who Made Who"? No not the ACDC album, but Who Made Who, the band, from . . . . . . Scandinavia? Well anyways, this album is solid throughout, it was well produced and it sounds like the group actually play instruments to compliment their electronic edge. But if you're looking for something loud and easy to 'wig' out to, I would not get this. But if you are looking for something easy, funky, well crafted, and overall really fun . . . . . please, please check this out!

Rides the line betweeen hard and smooth. It's got that beat. What is it? Rock/electro? With an infectuous dance groove, harder than Zero 7, but softer than Kojak - you won't regret getting this one. Good party music. Would work 'after the party' just as well..

Is this music from the future or the past? Both I guess. Same difference. Whatever the case it's great new music. Get into it.

I originally listened to the song "Space for Rent" because of its mention in an interview with Josh Homme. Fell in love instantly, had to get the album!

It's not for everyone, but it's definitely fun (but not cheesy) music: good disco-rock beat with gorgeous vocals. I strongly suggest checking out the album on their official website if you haven't heard much/any of their work.