ALTIN GUN
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Label: GLITTERBEAT
Releasedatum: 10-03-2023
Herkomst: NL
Item-nr: 4490948
EAN: 4030433613849
Levertijd: Verwacht op 10-03
Recensie
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Het vijfde album van de Turks-Nederlandse band getiteld Aşk (gevoel van liefde) waarop de band terugkeert naar hun Anatolische folkrock sounds uit de jaren '70. Het album straalt de energie uit van hun live optredens waar ze hun unieke mix maken van Turkse psychedelische groove pop, sci fi disco en dromerige acid pop.
The first thing that grabs you about Altın Gün’s new album is the energy.
With Aşk, the Amsterdam-based sextet turn away from the electronic, synth-drenched sound of their 2021 albums, Âlem and Yol. While those two, created at home during the pandemic, paid homage to the electronic pop of the 80s and early 90s, Aşk, marks an exuberant return to the 70s Anatolian folk-rock sound that characterised Altın Gün’s first two albums, On (2018) and Gece (2019).
But there’s development here too. Aşk is the closest the band have come so far to capturing the infectious energy of their live performances. “It’s definitely connecting more with a live sound – almost like a live album,” says bassist Jasper Verhulst. “We, as a band, just going into a rehearsal space together and creating music together instead of demoing at home.”
MAX 1 EXEMPLAAR PER KLANT - MAX 1 COPY PER CUSTOMER (other orders will be deleted)
Het vijfde album van de Turks-Nederlandse band getiteld Aşk (gevoel van liefde) waarop de band terugkeert naar hun Anatolische folkrock sounds uit de jaren '70. Het album straalt de energie uit van hun live optredens waar ze hun unieke mix maken van Turkse psychedelische groove pop, sci fi disco en dromerige acid pop.
The first thing that grabs you about Altın Gün’s new album is the energy.
With Aşk, the Amsterdam-based sextet turn away from the electronic, synth-drenched sound of their 2021 albums, Âlem and Yol. While those two, created at home during the pandemic, paid homage to the electronic pop of the 80s and early 90s, Aşk, marks an exuberant return to the 70s Anatolian folk-rock sound that characterised Altın Gün’s first two albums, On (2018) and Gece (2019).
But there’s development here too. Aşk is the closest the band have come so far to capturing the infectious energy of their live performances. “It’s definitely connecting more with a live sound – almost like a live album,” says bassist Jasper Verhulst. “We, as a band, just going into a rehearsal space together and creating music together instead of demoing at home.”
