Chromatics: Camera (deluxe)
Chromatics: Camera (deluxe)
Format: CD
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Artist: Chromatics
Label: Italians Do Better
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 647603403731
Genre: Rock
"I Want To Be With You.. But Sometimes Life Becomes Too Real.. I Want To See The Things In My Heart I Know I Feel." The opening track is a love song written from the perspective of the camera, asking to be held up to see the world through the eyes of it's user. CHROMATICS' dense electronics are anchored by the intimacy of RUTH RADELET's vocals. Framed by negative space, this is pop music from the blurry hours. She softly sings, "I write a song in my head, pretend that I'm lying in your arms." The music is minimal and bare, layered with sparse percussion. The Camera EP features unreleased material, including a haunting take on Dear Tommy's title track and the midnight mood of "Flashback To Forever." Deluxe CD version features 25 minutes of unreleased material, featuring long time David Lynch collaborator, DEAN HURLEY's reimagined "Blue Girl" fit for the Silver Screen.. The synthesizer heavy club take on "Magazine" stripped of it's guitars from Fien Troch's HOME soundtrack.The midnight vamp of "The Taste Of Blood" & the nightmarish "House Of Dolls" will throttle your pulse.
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