Powerful oblique piano Anti-Folk

When I read the first time from Regina Spektor and her album 'Soviet Kitsch', I thought at first, is any pale Requiem altsozialistischen a hardliner from East Berlin. With 'Oh God, no thanks!', I also quickly put a tick behind the plate and completed rolling his eyes with Regina Spektor. Almost by chance, I came across while rummaging through different musical contributions again Spektor and some sound samples of 'Soviet Kitsch'.

Following I can not stress emphatically that it is anything but dealing here with an export product of the Soviet Union. That what is Regina Spector on 'Soviet Kitsch' succeeded has Tori Amos on 'American Dolle Posse' only tried three years later. A top oblique creation of 10 anti-folk / rock songs that will be presented with an extraordinary amount of energy and passion, while the enthusiasm and love that is necessary for this kind of music is continually present at Regina Spektor. Here, the piano-heavy 10-pack sounds at the first 'listening' first dared something. However, the initial skepticism dissolves rather quickly with each new round and repeat in every song can discover an artistically very peculiar touch.

The result of this highly inclined musical compilation ranges from gentle and soulful as 'Somedays about absolutely crazy as' Your Honor 'to totally awesome at The Flowers' or 'us'. A total highly recommended music plate with consistently musically demanding pieces which are beautiful and immaculate with every listen.