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Descripción:
Artwork: Cameron Tomsett, Cello: Ben McEvoy, Computer [Additional Beats]: Aaron Bird, Engineer: Brett Paulin, Producer: Ten Kens, Written-By: Brett Paulin, Written-By: Dan Workman, Written-By: Dean Tzenos, Written-By: John Sullivan, Written-By: Lee Stringle, Written-By: Ryan Roantree, Labelcode FATCD93
Whether it be the intense musings of The Twilight Sad, Max Richter's minimalist techno or Hauschka's classically constructed sketches, you can bet you...
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Ten Kens - For PosterityFollowing a couple of personnel changes within their ranks the Toronto noiseniks Ten Kens locked themselves away from the worl...
James Scanlan - 25/08/2010
Naming your second album For Posterity could either be an amazing sense of faith in your own abilities or a blundering leap of over confidence. After ...
Wyndham Wallace - 24/08/2010
It’s not so long ago that bands like Ten Kens were classified by the media as “math rock”, their complex rhythmic interplay, angular song structures a...
Yvonne Moore - 08/07/2010
Johnny Ventura’, the first track from ‘From Posterity’ opens with sunny guitars and cymbals but quickly takes a turn down a darker path, something wh...
Sam Shepherd - 15/04/2010
Locking yourself away for long periods of time seems to be quite the thing these days when recording an album. Despite the danger of totally losing yo...
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