A brocade carp is not a goldfish!

On their new album Sankt Otten recoup electro-acoustic music and from the solid. Shortly after the 15-year band anniversary, band founder and guitarist Oliver Stephan Otten terminal as ever present artistic umtriebig and sound technically engaged, show that their creativity is undiminished.

»Engtanz Depression" is as opulent as minimalist experiment, the elements of Krautrock of the 1970s combined with Triphop 2010s. Occasionally, the album led indeed even devoted fans to the limits of what the want to be electronic music lovers. But Kneipp'sche contrast baths are well known healthy and so do not always open up to the first Durchören elegance many songs. So you should get involved with the "Engtanz depression" than what it is: not a dance-commerce, but still an album, on the right to look forward to.

Noteworthy is the fact that Sankt Otten with the new album also reconcile all discerning fans, who were dissatisfied with their predecessors because they partially "sweet as sugar" were. With "Engtanz Depression" the year is a good start for those who think the good old days of innovative musical ideas from Germany was over. Or, as the Japanese say, "A brocade carp is not a goldfish!"