Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Architecture in Helsinki Title: In Case We Die Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Moshi Moshi Original Release Date: 1/1/2005 Re-Release Date: 9/19/2005 Album Type: Extra tracks, Import Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop Styles: Indie & Lo-Fi, Australia & New Zealand Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
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 | Architecture in Helsinki In Case We Die Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop
Architecture In Helsinki hail from Fitzroy in Melbourne, and 'In Case We Die' is he anticipated follow up to their debut album, 'Fingers Crossed' from 2002. Includes the single "Do The Whirlwind". The band's musical arsena... more » |
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Album Description Architecture In Helsinki hail from Fitzroy in Melbourne, and 'In Case We Die' is he anticipated follow up to their debut album, 'Fingers Crossed' from 2002. Includes the single "Do The Whirlwind". The band's musical arsenal is big, featuring instruments as diverse as analog synths and samplers, glockenspiel, tuba, clarinet, and recorder along with the more traditional drums, bass, and guitar. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsSurprising showurscars | 03/02/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "i saw aih open for cyhsy last year in san francisco. at first, i thought they were a horrible flashback to the 80's with random outfits. but soon after, i found them to be upbeat and fun. they had such energy on stage as they do in this album. i can listen to the songs over and over. my favorites are nevereverdid, it's 5!, maybe you can owe me, do the whirlwind, in case we die, and the cemetary (which is really cute). their show was quite entertaining. after every other song, the band members switched over positions onstage along with corresponding instruments. it was friday the 13th, so they played off on it by opening up a black umbrella, breaking a mirror (i can't remember what else), all whilst reading a scary tale and playing some spooky background music. plus, you can't help but dance along with them while they are playing. i got both this cd and their previous one, this one is much better. and actually, they were TONS better live than cyhcy. " At first listen - its "okay", but after several listens...a B. Bryan | Hacienda Heights, CA | 08/27/2007 (4 out of 5 stars) "I was super psyched to get this album, because I heard some great comparisons to Fiery Furnaces mixed with Polyphonic Spree. And, yeah, I could see it. But my first listen wasn't anything to brag about. I actually thought it was more reminiscent of Tilly and The Wall - not sure why. I guess it's just the way in which they sing. But, once you listen to the CD a few times, it will get you pumped and some of the words are great silly fun. Nothing wrong with that. I definitely sing along now, especially to the opening words of It'5: "Stranger Danger, Danger stranger, when you gonna follow through?" And I really enjoy the 3rd song, entitled "Tiny Paintings" and number 8 - "the cemetery". You really can listen to this whole CD without skipping - I actually listen to it when I'm mowing the lawn to get my mind off how mundane grass can be - it gives me a reason to be happy and bouncy as I slave out under the sun. In conclusion - I'd get this if I were you. Just, give it a REAL shot and a good listen through. Kay?"
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