This record has something that doesn't involve punk or hardcore, but rather starts off soft and minimalist. Two acoustic guitars and bass with a very special singer. The band released their first edition in December 2004, which I now hold in my hand and can proudly call my own. Jazzy and a bit contemplative, Inken Witt sings with her delicate yet rough but pleasant voice, creating a fantastic atmosphere in the room. I fell in love with her fairy-tale voice far too quickly and could listen to each song ten times a day. The amazing thing is that it never gets boring. You lean back, and the listening pleasure of this record simply doesn't fade. I absolutely have to see this live sometime. And at home, this record is best enjoyed with a good wine in the evening hours with your loved one by your side! Musically, the guys in the band are also fit and sometimes accompany the music with a harmonica. Beautiful guitar melodies and muted 'Wah-Wah' sounds give the pieces a whole and unique sound, which they themselves call Slowcore. The Cologne formation can definitely be very proud of their good piece. Because it possesses a lot of power without being loud or noisy and without placing itself in the center of existence. However, I do have a small critique to offer, which isn't too bad. In some pieces, I miss a piano or saxophone; that would fit damn well. On our download page, we have released two tracks from this CD for free download. Check them out and buy this record!
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