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| Management number | 205828681 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $57.15 | Model Number | 205828681 | ||
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Title: 7 (Or 8)
Artist: Kinski
Label: Kill Rock Stars
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 759656059725
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-06-02
Number of Discs: 1
Sometimes you just want to play faster. For a band whose extensive discography has historically been primarily instrumental and prone to modifying adjectives like "post-" and "space-", the last couple of years have been a left turn down a twisted alley of fuzz pedals, blown tube amps, and a kind of raw power befitting of the Stooges. There are quiet moments here and there but you get the feeling they're only there so the drummer can catch his breath. 7 (or 8) finds Kinski sounding heavier, faster, and even more self-assured, picking up where 2013's Cosy Moments left off but also pushing their sound into even more singular territory. 7 (or 8), the title itself a wry observation echoing the confusion created by their extensive catalog, is in fact their SEVENTH (or eighth depending who you ask) LP and second for new label home Kill Rock Stars, having previously released several LPs on Sub Pop and other discerning independent labels. Recorded and mixed in San Francisco at El Studio with Phil Manley (of Trans Am), 7 (or 8) comes in the midst of a more prolific period for the band. "It always takes us awhile to write a record but this one came quickly. We've stopped worrying about it so much and just get on with it, which is easier on the soul," says guitarist/singer Chris Martin. This mindset, alongside their newfound lyricism, has revealed a band that is slyly self-aware, hinted at through years of tongue-in-cheek song titles but now fully evident. The quicker pace has also instilled a palpable confidence and energy on record.
Tracks:
1.1 Detroit Trickle Down
1.2 Flight Risk
1.3 I Fell Like a Fucking Flower
1.4 Powder
1.5 Drink Up and Be Somebody
1.6 Operation Negligee
1.7 Bulletin of the International String Figure Association
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Artist: Kinski
Label: Kill Rock Stars
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 759656059725
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-06-02
Number of Discs: 1
Sometimes you just want to play faster. For a band whose extensive discography has historically been primarily instrumental and prone to modifying adjectives like "post-" and "space-", the last couple of years have been a left turn down a twisted alley of fuzz pedals, blown tube amps, and a kind of raw power befitting of the Stooges. There are quiet moments here and there but you get the feeling they're only there so the drummer can catch his breath. 7 (or 8) finds Kinski sounding heavier, faster, and even more self-assured, picking up where 2013's Cosy Moments left off but also pushing their sound into even more singular territory. 7 (or 8), the title itself a wry observation echoing the confusion created by their extensive catalog, is in fact their SEVENTH (or eighth depending who you ask) LP and second for new label home Kill Rock Stars, having previously released several LPs on Sub Pop and other discerning independent labels. Recorded and mixed in San Francisco at El Studio with Phil Manley (of Trans Am), 7 (or 8) comes in the midst of a more prolific period for the band. "It always takes us awhile to write a record but this one came quickly. We've stopped worrying about it so much and just get on with it, which is easier on the soul," says guitarist/singer Chris Martin. This mindset, alongside their newfound lyricism, has revealed a band that is slyly self-aware, hinted at through years of tongue-in-cheek song titles but now fully evident. The quicker pace has also instilled a palpable confidence and energy on record.
Tracks:
1.1 Detroit Trickle Down
1.2 Flight Risk
1.3 I Fell Like a Fucking Flower
1.4 Powder
1.5 Drink Up and Be Somebody
1.6 Operation Negligee
1.7 Bulletin of the International String Figure Association
Audio Sample:
All soundclips are provided by Tidal and are for illustrative purposes only. For some releases, the tracks listed may not accurately represent the tracks on the physical release.
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