Thursday, November 29, 2012
Preview Clips from Nitzer Ebb's Douglas McCarthy's Solo Album
Produced by Mark Bell. Definitely a different direction than Nitzer Ebb. What do you think?
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Produced by Mark Bell. Definitely a different direction than Nitzer Ebb. What do you think?
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Definitely is a different direction. I wouldn't say it's a bad direction. I like it. It still has that old kind of Nitzer Ebb feel (bass sounds, structure) with a more updated set of sounds. I would buy this album. it seems like a good fusion of a few genres together.
Depeche Mode meets The The
Like the sorta- lately- ish bass sound.
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