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Track List
01) Standing on the Shore
02) Walking on a Dream
03) Half Mast
04) We Are the People
05) Delta Bay
06) Country
07) The World
08) Swordfish Hotkiss Night
09) Tiger by My Side
10) Without You
01) Standing on the Shore
02) Walking on a Dream
03) Half Mast
04) We Are the People
05) Delta Bay
06) Country
07) The World
08) Swordfish Hotkiss Night
09) Tiger by My Side
10) Without You
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2008
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Walking on a Dream (deutsch: Auf einem Traum wandern) ist das Debütalbum des australischen Elektroduos Empire of the Sun. Es wurde in Deutschland am 13. März 2009 unter dem Label EMI veröffentlicht.
Das Album wurde von Peter Mayes im Soundworks Music Studio und in den Linear Recording Studios in Sydney im Jahr 2007 aufgenommen und abgemischt.
Es erreichte Platz 57 der deutschen Albumcharts und Platz 6 der Albumcharts Australiens. In Australien konnte sich das Album 53 Wochen in den Charts halten. In Großbritannien wurde das Album mit Gold ausgezeichnet.
Walking on a Dream wurde insgesamt für 11 ARIA Music Awards 2009 nominiert, darunter dem Award für das Album des Jahres. Eine Deluxe-Edition mit einer Bonus-CD wurde am 20. November 2009 veröffentlicht.
User Album Review
Electro duo Empire Of The Sun dress like Adam Ant and borrow their name from the film that launched the career of Christian Bale. But don't let their at best dubious choice of influences put you off. Their talent is undoubtable and this album sounds like an instant classic.
This is the sound of the Noughties ”“ electro enough without being harsh, interesting without being over-cool, quirky without being weird. Empire Of The Sun have cracked the perfect blend of fond reflection and sexy new frontier frisson. If this is what the future sounds like, then it's going to be beautiful.
Luke Steele's unique vocals alone could risk becoming annoying, but Nick Littlemore's fabulous, eerie synths, breathy BVs and stunning production ensure the end product is something utterly ethereal. If you jammed VHS copies of Labyrinth and The Neverending Story into a blender and then poured them into your stereo, this is what should come out.
It'd be a mistake to lump them in alongside MGMT and Iglu & Hartley, though the lazy no doubt will. This is a step above the rest. Take eponymous debut single Walking On A Dream, which has already racked up some serious airplay across the UK ”“ it's a heady mix of 80s throwback and hedonistic futurism.
We Are The People is their shining call to arms ”“ a surefire hit. Swordfish Hotkiss Night is as freaky a funkfest as the title suggests. And finale track Without You is dreamy, epic and the perfect closer.
Zany Aussies Steele and Littlemore may be mad as cheese, but it’s eccentricity rather than mania. They took a break from day jobs making music with Sleepy Jackson and Pnau to make this record. Don't expect them to be going back to them any time soon after it's released.
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Walking on a Dream (deutsch: Auf einem Traum wandern) ist das Debütalbum des australischen Elektroduos Empire of the Sun. Es wurde in Deutschland am 13. März 2009 unter dem Label EMI veröffentlicht.
Das Album wurde von Peter Mayes im Soundworks Music Studio und in den Linear Recording Studios in Sydney im Jahr 2007 aufgenommen und abgemischt.
Es erreichte Platz 57 der deutschen Albumcharts und Platz 6 der Albumcharts Australiens. In Australien konnte sich das Album 53 Wochen in den Charts halten. In Großbritannien wurde das Album mit Gold ausgezeichnet.
Walking on a Dream wurde insgesamt für 11 ARIA Music Awards 2009 nominiert, darunter dem Award für das Album des Jahres. Eine Deluxe-Edition mit einer Bonus-CD wurde am 20. November 2009 veröffentlicht.
User Album Review
Electro duo Empire Of The Sun dress like Adam Ant and borrow their name from the film that launched the career of Christian Bale. But don't let their at best dubious choice of influences put you off. Their talent is undoubtable and this album sounds like an instant classic.
This is the sound of the Noughties ”“ electro enough without being harsh, interesting without being over-cool, quirky without being weird. Empire Of The Sun have cracked the perfect blend of fond reflection and sexy new frontier frisson. If this is what the future sounds like, then it's going to be beautiful.
Luke Steele's unique vocals alone could risk becoming annoying, but Nick Littlemore's fabulous, eerie synths, breathy BVs and stunning production ensure the end product is something utterly ethereal. If you jammed VHS copies of Labyrinth and The Neverending Story into a blender and then poured them into your stereo, this is what should come out.
It'd be a mistake to lump them in alongside MGMT and Iglu & Hartley, though the lazy no doubt will. This is a step above the rest. Take eponymous debut single Walking On A Dream, which has already racked up some serious airplay across the UK ”“ it's a heady mix of 80s throwback and hedonistic futurism.
We Are The People is their shining call to arms ”“ a surefire hit. Swordfish Hotkiss Night is as freaky a funkfest as the title suggests. And finale track Without You is dreamy, epic and the perfect closer.
Zany Aussies Steele and Littlemore may be mad as cheese, but it’s eccentricity rather than mania. They took a break from day jobs making music with Sleepy Jackson and Pnau to make this record. Don't expect them to be going back to them any time soon after it's released.
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