KNIFE, The - Shaking The Habitual - Vinyl (3xLP)

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The KNIFE

Shaking The Habitual(180 gram vinyl tri-fold sleeve 3xLP + 2xCD + 2 posters)

Brille

Cat: BRILLP 117. Rel: 15 Apr 13
Experimental/Electronic

Side 1 - Track 1. A Tooth For An Eye Side 1 - Track 2. Full Of Fire Side 2 - Track 1. A Cherry On Top Side 2 - Track 2. Without You My Life Would Be Boring Side 2 - Track 3. Wrap Your Arms Around Me Side 2 - Track 4. Crake Side 3. Old Dreams Waiting To Be Realized Side 4 - Track 1. Raging Lung Side 4 - Track 2. Networking Side 4 - Track 3. Oryx Side 5. Stay Out Here (Shannon Funchess, Emily Roysdon & The Knife) Side 6 - Track 1. Fracking Fluid Injection Side 6 - Track 2. Ready To Lose Side 7 - Track 1. A Tooth For An Eye Side 7 - Track 2. Full Of Fire Side 7 - Track 3. A Cherry On Top Side 7 - Track 4. Without You My Life Would Be Boring Side 7 - Track 5. Wrap Your Arms Around Me Side 7 - Track 6. Crake Side 7 - Track 7. Old Dreams Waiting To Be Realized Side 8 - Track 1. Raging Lung Side 8 - Track 2. Networking Side 8 - Track 3. Oryx Side 8 - Track 4. Stay Out Here (Shannon Funchess, Emily Roysdon & The Knife) Side 8 - Track 5. Fracking Fluid Injection Side 8 - Track 6. Ready To Lose

Naturally, there's been a lot of hype surrounding this belated return from Swedish electro-pop oddballs The Knife, whose last studio set appeared way back in 2006 (their most recent effort, 2010's experimental Tomorrow, In A Year, was a collaboration with Mount Sims and Planningtorock). So, does Shaking The Habitual live up to its billing? Certainly, it's an impressive, interesting and enjoyable set, effortlessly moving between icy, leftfield experimentalism - see the 19- minute dark ambient drones of "Old Dreams Waiting To Be Realized" - vaguely pagan pop ("Without You My Life Would Be Boring"), maudlin atmospherics ("Raging Lung") and their usual subtly tropical pop ("A Tooth For An Eye")