A.R. Kane - Americana (1992)
Artist: A.R. Kane
Title: Americana
Year Of Release: 1992
Label: Luaka Bop
Genre: Synthpop, Dream Pop, Rock, Shoegaze
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
Total Time: 57:58
Total Size: 369 MB | 132 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
TracklistTitle: Americana
Year Of Release: 1992
Label: Luaka Bop
Genre: Synthpop, Dream Pop, Rock, Shoegaze
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
Total Time: 57:58
Total Size: 369 MB | 132 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
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01 A Love From Outer Space 4:19
02 Snow Joke 4:06
03 Baby Milk Snatcher 3:15
04 The Madonna Is With Child 3:55
05 In A Circle 4:40
06 Miles Apart 2:57
07 Green Hazed Daze 3:22
08 Water 2:50
09 Long Body 1:22
10 Up 6:06
11 Super Vixens 5:39
12 Spook 3:10
13 Crack Up 4:13
14 And I Say 2:46
15 Sperm Whale Trip Over 4:48
16 Untitled 0:30
If nothing else, David Byrne deserves commendation for putting this out;
Rough Trade's collapse the previous year left A.R. Kane even more obscure
than before, so having some major label pull didn't hurt! While just a
compilation of various tracks from their Rough Trade career, Americana
remains much better than nothing. However, both sixty-nine and "i" are far
more complete and best heard as albums than the slightly scattershot
arrangement of selected tracks here, which feels a bit odd as a result.
Regardless, many of the band's most striking moments, such as
"Supervixens," "A Love From Outer Space," "And I Say" and "The Madonna Is
With Child," appear, along with some rarities to boot. Then-new track
"Water" is more slight than the usual fare, though the acoustic
guitar-driven "Green Hazed Daze," from an early single, wears its
Cocteauness on its sleeve strongly. The real keeper, though, is "Up," from
another single -- an endlessly building slow beauty of a track driven by
eight repeated notes, more echo and reverb than thought possible and a
quietly exultant Rudi lyric. Not a bad place to start if you can't find
anything else.
Rough Trade's collapse the previous year left A.R. Kane even more obscure
than before, so having some major label pull didn't hurt! While just a
compilation of various tracks from their Rough Trade career, Americana
remains much better than nothing. However, both sixty-nine and "i" are far
more complete and best heard as albums than the slightly scattershot
arrangement of selected tracks here, which feels a bit odd as a result.
Regardless, many of the band's most striking moments, such as
"Supervixens," "A Love From Outer Space," "And I Say" and "The Madonna Is
With Child," appear, along with some rarities to boot. Then-new track
"Water" is more slight than the usual fare, though the acoustic
guitar-driven "Green Hazed Daze," from an early single, wears its
Cocteauness on its sleeve strongly. The real keeper, though, is "Up," from
another single -- an endlessly building slow beauty of a track driven by
eight repeated notes, more echo and reverb than thought possible and a
quietly exultant Rudi lyric. Not a bad place to start if you can't find
anything else.
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