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Post-Faust-schism, a new line-up gets back to basics.
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I felt I had to review this album as I've listened to it about twenty times now and there is something extremely hypnotic about the rhythms explored throughout. Do yourself a favor and live with these tracks for a week, as they really do offer an escape through music that is not often found.
This is so far the last modern studio release from Faust, which makes it quite bittersweet. I doubt this is their LAST last album, hell for all we know next week might give us another album from the band. Faust is wildly unpredictable, which is why they are so charming. The only thing consistent is that they’ve been putting banger after banger out ever since the 2009 release of C'est com... com... compliqué, barring a few exceptions, with them peaking quite strongly with Fresh ... read more
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Track List
| 1 | Weisse Schokolade 22:54 | |
| 2 | Default Mood 14:55 | |
| 3 | Border River 18:57 |
Total Length: 56 minutes
