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5.0 out of 5 stars
Breathtaking!,
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This review is from: You Are Obsolete (Audio CD)
House of Wires play music similar to Depeche Mode, only much better. The lyrics are deep, and the songs are intense. The song "Mother" will make you want to cry. I recommend this CD for everyone.
5.0 out of 5 stars
sonorous synth,
By S (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: You Are Obsolete (Audio CD)
This album is somewhat melancholy- like someone nearing the end of a long romance, but at peace with himself, gaining a perspective on the world. "Where is my Mind?" is an awe inspiring, spacy synth version of the Pixies' classic. The others are wonderful synth songs like those you can listen to on their later release, Monogamy (...). House of Wires distill the smooth, high production values of great New Wave bands and adds maturity, sophistication, and lots of sounds I've never heard out of a synthesizer before. The vocalist has a pleasing, sonorous voice; the music is all wonderfully listenable and enjoyable without being boring. I bore easily so I listen to mostly alternative styles of music; there is nothing better than finding an artist that does very new things in a truly listenable and enjoyable way.
5.0 out of 5 stars
sonorous synth,
By S (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: You Are Obsolete (Audio CD)
This album is somewhat melancholy- like someone nearing the end of a long romance, but at peace with himself, gaining a perspective on the world. "Where is my Mind?" is an awe inspiring, spacy synth version of the Pixies' classic. The others are wonderful synth songs like those you can listen to on their later release, Monogamy (I noticed Yahoo has sound clips on their Monogamy page). House of Wires distill the smooth, high production values of great New Wave bands and adds maturity, sophistication, and lots of sounds I've never heard out of a synthesizer before. The vocalist has a pleasing, sonorous voice; the music is all wonderfully listenable and enjoyable without being boring. I bore easily so I listen to mostly alternative styles of music; there is nothing better than finding an artist that does very new things in a truly listenable and enjoyable way.
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