Minilogue - Elephant's Parade album mp3

Deep, dark and twisted though subtle. it makes me scratch my head and want to ask these boys what they were thinking. However, Birdsong redeems the whole vinyl. This is more Minilogue mastery, with sick sounds and grooves.

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Elephant s Parade was played completely live with drum machines, synths and analogue sequencers. The duo like to record this way (compared to stuck infront of the computer) as they get more free in creating a specific and spontaneous feeling. Here one might imagine a big gang of crazy elephants getting lost on a psychedelic parade. In the middle of the track things are getting a bit weird, perhaps too much amarulla fruit, which gives the second part its childish and naïve playfulness. On the flipside Bird Song has a dirty, noisy, trippy vibe with a little touch of basic channel sound.

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Minilogue - Elephant's Parade/Bird Song Sweden's Minilogue have had quite a year. After their understated chart-topper 'Girl From Botany Bay', 2006 has seen Mark Henriksson and Sebastian Mullaert move from strength to strength, producing a string of jerky minimal hits for Traum, Crosstown Rebels, Audiobahn and Silver Planet. Their latest for Mathew Jonson's Wagon Repair label could possibly top the lot. While the title nods towards DJ Koze's 'Clubfoot', 'Elephant's Parade' is not nearly so brash or artfully clumsy.

Tracklist

A	Elephant's Parade	10:20
B	Bird Song	10:27

Credits

Artwork – Frank*
Mastered By – Alex Degrace

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
WAG022	Minilogue	Elephant's Parade ‎(12", RE)	Wagon Repair	WAG022	Canada	2007
WAG022	Minilogue	Elephant's Parade / Birdsong ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Wagon Repair	WAG022	Canada	2006

Reviews:

huckman

I can only think that the reason no one has responded to, in my opinion, Dionysus' quite off-the-mark comment about the title track is that it is so good that no one who owns it has felt the need to defend it. Still relevant, still massive, still original. Deep, dark and twisted though subtle. Perhaps (if you don't have decent headphones) you need to hear Elephant's Parade loud to appreciate it. Absolute dancefloor destruction once it drops. Either that or he's mixed his tracks up. The jazz influence on the b-side is minimal to say the least whereas, despite it's bass-heavy nature, it was jazz what influenced the sick title track bassline. Enjoy.

Ffel

I was about to write my first negative review of Minilogue, until I got to the flip-side of this release. Birdsong is what saves this entire musical trip, if only because Elephant's Parade is totally uninspiring, and really goes...well....nowhere. Very much unlike a true parade... it makes me scratch my head and want to ask these boys what they were thinking. However, Birdsong redeems the whole vinyl. This is more Minilogue mastery, with sick sounds and grooves. Personally, I love the jazz influences in this song, and over the last 5 or so releases by these guys, I have discovered just how eclectic their taste in music truly is. This is not typical "club" music, but some of the deeper and more forward thinking clubs would eat this stuff up... once again, Minilogue makes us envious that we are not them... if only the whole release could live up to their prior standards....

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