... At least from a subjective point of view. Moritz Krämer and Francesco Wilking did what seems to have been determined felt before. One can not imagine what would be the indie pop without this merger, after this year's festival summer. Along with the all-round talent Felix Weigt (there's a German band, in which he does not play along?) And the always good Max Schröder they present an album that brims with clever words and sly melodies just so. The German student with love for beautiful sets here is just as happy as provided hopsende indie kids who just want to dance. The texts on topics ranging from modern heartbreak (sweaters that watches at the main station) on Generations and decision problems (What are you doing then, ISI) and politically-inspired lines in the anti-commercialism feel-good song "Wherever" old to the good (like Raus aufs Land, Allen) coming-of-age theme in adult version. Issues that seem simple at first glance, but huddled together in our own heart in the lovingly created words and the almost perfectly harmonizing voices Wilkings / grocer and occasionally weigts / Schröder and give one a warm feeling of intimacy and connectedness and leave the certainty that one is not alone, as a new 30-year-old who has not finished his life.
"Tell me something about you, which is also worth to stay." - That the four definitely succeeded. It is hoped that something is out of the project that remains and is retold.
Playing tips: there's not, because everything is good on this album. But for another tip: do not care if the performances of the highest railway are in full occupation or acoustically couple always worth a visit. Live is the shaft on which Francesco and Moritz (and Felix and Max) swim along, float, whatever, even clearer. With eyes closed, they not only pay for themselves, but also the audience into their world, up there where the railway runs.
