Kategorie: CD-Reviews | Genre: Alternative/Indie | Heft: Jahrgang 2014, eclipsed Nr. 160 / 5-2014 | VÖ-Jahr: 2014 | Wertung: ohne Wertung | Label: Haldern Pop | Autor: ST
The wonderful Alcoholic Faith Mission pass the time until the new studio album with a gimmick. So they recorded new songs from their own portfolio. The twelve tracks of this extravagant best-of compilation (eight of the songs were already found on the nominal best-of sampler "Dim Light From Above" from 2012) come from the records "421 Wythe Avenue" (2009), "Let This Be The Last Night We Care" (2010) and "Ask Me This" (2012) as well as from the EP "And The Running With Insanity" (2011). Only pieces from their first two albums were ignored. But why on earth do the Danish indie tuning cannons even come up with the idea of cleaning their silverware now? In fact, the reason for this is not clear, especially with the fresh "Ask Me This" material. They wanted to build a bridge from the old to the new sound, the band says. Well, on that occasion she also changed a few arrangements - without necessity, but at least not to the detriment of the songs. The CD is only recommended for novices. The ones for it unreservedly.
Top Track: Nut In Your Eye
