 Wish it would happen more often, but this is one of those rare occasions, where a random pick from the inbox turns out to be the soundtrack of my working day. Glancing through the mails this morning, one subject line saying something about a synth- shoegazing band releasing a new album caught my attention. It’s probably my bad that I hadn’t heard about Canadian 5-piece Faunts until I read that mail, but I won’t try to pretend that I had. So instead I’ll just be happy that I decided to read on, and that way got introduced to a quite interesting band. My experience with the band so far is the 7 tracks, which are free to download from the Friendly Fire Recordings webpage, and they are somewhat of a mixed bag. Primarily because the band is flirting with far more genres (dance, indie, electro, you name it) than just the aforementioned synth/shoegaze, and a few remixes help clouding the picture even further. But essentially there’s not a week track among these tracks, and the forthcoming album Feel.Love.Thinking.Of, which will be out on February 17, has suddenly found its way onto my radar.
Wish it would happen more often, but this is one of those rare occasions, where a random pick from the inbox turns out to be the soundtrack of my working day. Glancing through the mails this morning, one subject line saying something about a synth- shoegazing band releasing a new album caught my attention. It’s probably my bad that I hadn’t heard about Canadian 5-piece Faunts until I read that mail, but I won’t try to pretend that I had. So instead I’ll just be happy that I decided to read on, and that way got introduced to a quite interesting band. My experience with the band so far is the 7 tracks, which are free to download from the Friendly Fire Recordings webpage, and they are somewhat of a mixed bag. Primarily because the band is flirting with far more genres (dance, indie, electro, you name it) than just the aforementioned synth/shoegaze, and a few remixes help clouding the picture even further. But essentially there’s not a week track among these tracks, and the forthcoming album Feel.Love.Thinking.Of, which will be out on February 17, has suddenly found its way onto my radar.High Expectations/Low Results (album 2005)
+ Instantly Loved
+ Memories of Places We've Never Been
M4 Digital EP (2007)
+ M4 (Part 1)
Faunts Remixed (remix album 2008)
+ Memories of Places We've Never Been (T.H. White Remix)
+ M4 (Part II) (The Paronomasiac Remix)
Feel.Love.Thinking.Of. (album 2009)
+ Feel.Love.Thinking.Of.
+ It Hurts Me All The Time
 
 
3 comments:
tststs... don't tell me you haven't heard of the Faunts when I've been covering them since 2006!!!
Shame on you! :D :P
You cover so many fantastic bands that it's impossible to check them all out ;-)
Hmmm sounds interesting I'll be sure to check them out.
Peace Nd Love
Ginger
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