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Track List
01) Radio Voltaire
02) The Dead Club
03) Idlewild
04) I Don't Know Why
05) I Won't Break So Easily Any More
06) Temple Tudor
07) Out of Time
08) Warmth of the Sun
09) Grey Shapes on Concrete Fields
10) Keep the Faith
11) The Silent Fighter Pilot
12) Temple Tudor (piano mix)
13) The Dead Club (Berlin Headquarter mix)
14) Keep the Faith (orchestral mix)
15) The Kino Funfair
01) Radio Voltaire
02) The Dead Club
03) Idlewild
04) I Don't Know Why
05) I Won't Break So Easily Any More
06) Temple Tudor
07) Out of Time
08) Warmth of the Sun
09) Grey Shapes on Concrete Fields
10) Keep the Faith
11) The Silent Fighter Pilot
12) Temple Tudor (piano mix)
13) The Dead Club (Berlin Headquarter mix)
14) Keep the Faith (orchestral mix)
15) The Kino Funfair
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First Released
2018
Progressive Rock
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It has been 13 years since Kino released their debut album “Picture” in 2005, which was reissued by InsideOutMusic on vinyl back in late 2017. But at last they are back with a second album, “Radio Voltaire”, which in every sense sees a partial return to what we already know and love about them. But also a spread in fresh directions. “I was originally planning on doing a third Lonely Robot album,” says John Mitchell (Lonely Robot, It Bites, Arena, Frost*). “But then InsideOut suggested the idea of doing this new Kino record. So, I got together with Pete Trewavas when Marillion played the Royal Albert Hall in London, talked about the idea of doing this – and then we went for it.” Completing the line-up is Craig Blundell (Frost*, Steven Wilson) on drums and John Beck (It Bites) as a special guest on keys, continueing yet expanding upon the signature sound of “Picture”. While focussing on accessible and diverse songcraft, “Radio Voltaire” impresses with a vast amount of diverse arrangements and moods, making it a perfect, timeless melodic prog rock album, which Mitchell calls “a collection of pop songs, but ones we have messed around with. There are a lot of happy tracks here, although towards the end we do get miserable!” If you want to know just how Mitchell et al have deconstructed their pop sensibilities and taken the tracks in fresh directions…well, you’ll have to listen!
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It has been 13 years since Kino released their debut album “Picture” in 2005, which was reissued by InsideOutMusic on vinyl back in late 2017. But at last they are back with a second album, “Radio Voltaire”, which in every sense sees a partial return to what we already know and love about them. But also a spread in fresh directions. “I was originally planning on doing a third Lonely Robot album,” says John Mitchell (Lonely Robot, It Bites, Arena, Frost*). “But then InsideOut suggested the idea of doing this new Kino record. So, I got together with Pete Trewavas when Marillion played the Royal Albert Hall in London, talked about the idea of doing this – and then we went for it.” Completing the line-up is Craig Blundell (Frost*, Steven Wilson) on drums and John Beck (It Bites) as a special guest on keys, continueing yet expanding upon the signature sound of “Picture”. While focussing on accessible and diverse songcraft, “Radio Voltaire” impresses with a vast amount of diverse arrangements and moods, making it a perfect, timeless melodic prog rock album, which Mitchell calls “a collection of pop songs, but ones we have messed around with. There are a lot of happy tracks here, although towards the end we do get miserable!” If you want to know just how Mitchell et al have deconstructed their pop sensibilities and taken the tracks in fresh directions…well, you’ll have to listen!
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