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| RA News The Norwegian producer's new full-length shows him back in his disco shoes.
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| #1 / Tue, 21 Aug 12 21:00 Good to rush out a new album so hopefully people will forget the horrible mis-step Six Cups Of Rebel.
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| #2 / Sun, 09 Sep 12 09:15 I wouldn't call Six Cup of Revel a mis-step, great album in my book. Anyway this is going to be huge, Vōs-sākō-rv is fantastic.
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| The Feed The Norwegian producer tells Playground how a simplified approach to the production process helped him complete his forthcoming dance floor-focussed album in under a month.
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 | RA Review Earlier this year, one of electronic music's most dependably immersive producers was floundering. After almost ten years spent crafting some of dance music's most luxuriously Moroder-indebted epics, including 2005's ubiquitous "I Feel Space," Hans-Peter Lindstrøm's second album proper, February's S..
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| #3 / Fri, 16 Nov 12 11:18 Sorry, Six Cups of Rebel was ace. It's a shame the scene doesn't reward inventiveness as much as it should.
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| #4 / Fri, 16 Nov 12 14:58 Six Cups Of Rebel is better.
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| #5 / Fri, 16 Nov 12 16:46 Well i for one Fucking Loved Six Cups of Rebel!!!! Not every Great track has to be aimed squarely at the Dancefloor.
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| #6 / Fri, 16 Nov 12 17:32 'Norwegian beardo'
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| #7 / Fri, 16 Nov 12 18:48 Six Cups of Rebel was a huge mess.
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| #8 / Fri, 16 Nov 12 22:47 Totally not my cup of tea ...
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| #9 / Sun, 18 Nov 12 15:33 I can't understand the problem with Six Cups of Rebel. For me, it was an interesting and innovative album, not perfect but good. This album isn't bad either, but overall i feel a little bored after listening to it, so maybe a 3/5, and the first one maybe 4/5.
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| #10 / Sun, 18 Nov 12 23:32 (Edited: 19 Nov 12 06:03) I admit that Six cups of Rebel was an interesting albeit bombastic sonic experiment that demanded too much from the listener. Not unlike a great number of new releases that aim to experiment within the boundaries of post modern sound, the type of curious experiment that more often than not has finite listening appeal.
Smallhans on the other hand, is the type of album that extrudes a glorious positive energy and infinite joyous appeal, the album I've been waiting for Lindstrom to produce since he dropped the subliminal 'I go where you go'. I love the elegant cascading Neo Baroque apergios and sexy driving rhythms that weave in and out, progressing towards their logical and eventual euphoric climatic release. To paraphrase Lindstrom, I go where you go 'Smallhans'. Lindstrom; thank you for the ride.
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| #11 / Sun, 18 Nov 12 23:33 I agree, this didn't really hold my attention all the way through. There are some absolutely killer grooves here tho. Rà-àkõ-st is amazing.
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| #12 / Mon, 19 Nov 12 03:58 meh, where you go is still the high water mark for me...a lot of those album sounds like dated raver trance cheese
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| #13 / Mon, 19 Nov 12 21:38 Eg-Ged-Osis is pretty fucking amazing. Also the Terje mixing is phenomenal as usual.
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| #14 / Fri, 23 Nov 12 14:17 Extremely boring.
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| #15 / Tue, 27 Nov 12 09:34 My favourite mini-album of the year. Suitable for everything: Dancefloor, sport, shower
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