For all you day-dreamers out there - Trentemøller is out with his second album "The Trentemøller Chronicles" – which, for my musical pleasure and as a fan, is a double album!*
* yes yes, here she goes again – for us old-fashioned ppl who still enjoys a walk to the music-shop, a flick throu multiplied diverse art-works like you’ll find nowhere else..., the touch of a cover and the good read of details for each track... just for that alone I couldn’t even bother copying.
Chronicles is a personal selection of songs and remixes from 2003-2007, featuring rare material – stuff that’s only been available on vinyl or compilations, as well as special re-edits.
CD1 is his personal dreamy tunes, as we know him, the serious and interesting electronica-man. Some old, but new stuff too worth to be listened to.
CD2 is a blend of remixes – including Royksopp’s What Else Is there (which I’ve been waiting for at least 6 months now, right Tordenskjold??). Otherwise, CD2 is more techno-related for the club-scene I would say, but you’re not missing out on the touch that gave him that unique rep.
The album was released today, and of course I need many more hours with this man - But I can't help wondering how my dreams would sound like if I told him one...
My two Charlie's Angel's in techno!? I am convinced you would find him interesting - Next mad party up I'll bring him for the warm-up :))
* yes yes, here she goes again – for us old-fashioned ppl who still enjoys a walk to the music-shop, a flick throu multiplied diverse art-works like you’ll find nowhere else..., the touch of a cover and the good read of details for each track... just for that alone I couldn’t even bother copying.
Chronicles is a personal selection of songs and remixes from 2003-2007, featuring rare material – stuff that’s only been available on vinyl or compilations, as well as special re-edits.
CD1 is his personal dreamy tunes, as we know him, the serious and interesting electronica-man. Some old, but new stuff too worth to be listened to.
CD2 is a blend of remixes – including Royksopp’s What Else Is there (which I’ve been waiting for at least 6 months now, right Tordenskjold??). Otherwise, CD2 is more techno-related for the club-scene I would say, but you’re not missing out on the touch that gave him that unique rep.
The album was released today, and of course I need many more hours with this man - But I can't help wondering how my dreams would sound like if I told him one...
My two Charlie's Angel's in techno!? I am convinced you would find him interesting - Next mad party up I'll bring him for the warm-up :))
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