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Twenty years after "Gore Motel" and five years after "Dolores", the idiosyncratic quartet Bohren & Der Club of Gore have released an album with the rather slippery title "Piano Nights", whose sound is only remotely reminiscent of the ideal intersection of "Midnight Radio" and "Sunset Mission" and instead fulfills the album title in an exemplary manner and full of respect for the song. In the unmistakable Bohren style!
After the 3-track interim work "Beileid" (2011), many things were conceivable, as the band had experimented with a guest singer called Mike Patton for the first time and also unironically covered Warlock's "Catch My Heart". Compared to this, "Piano Nights" actually represents something of a return to their roots, albeit on the basis of more complex arrangements and an expanded sound palette.
The four musi
Condition: Brand New
Twenty years after “Gore Motel” and five years after “Dolores”, the idiosyncratic quartet Bohren & Der Club of Gore have released an album with the rather slippery title “Piano Nights”, whose sound is only remotely reminiscent of the ideal intersection of “Midnight Radio” and “Sunset Mission” and instead fulfills the album title in an exemplary manner and full of respect for the song. In the unmistakable Bohren style!
After the 3-track interim work “Beileid” (2011), many things were conceivable, as the band had experimented with a guest singer called Mike Patton for the first time and also unironically covered Warlock’s “Catch My Heart”. Compared to this, “Piano Nights” actually represents something of a return to their roots, albeit on the basis of more complex arrangements and an expanded sound palette.
The four musi
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